At a meeting of the Grenada Senate today, the Leader of Government business, Simon Steil, says Grenada in the sub-region is fortunate to have the services of the St. George’s University to best suit the academic, health and social needs of the country.
Steil was presenting a resolution that came with amendments to the SGU Charter, in which Grenada is expected to benefit immensely.
It’s understood that under the new arrangement, Grenada will benefit from a grant of some 30 million US dollars, which among other things, the Chamber of Commerce representative, Christopher De Allie, would like to see some money going to the Health sector and TAMCC.
The Chamber of Commerce Representative in the Senate, Christopher De Allie.
In his 48th Independence Anniversary day Address, Prime Minister Mitchell explained the value of the Grenada Government/SGU partnership as one that beefs up the Grenada Economy and the country’s development.
He substantiates that SGU continues to play a very meaningful and valuable role in the Grenadian community.
Prime Minister, Dr. the Rt. Hon. Keith Mitchell.
SGU has also agreed that technical and clinical staff members attached to the University will give part-time medical and hospital support services on a weekly basis, throughout Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique.
