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Jun 09, 2016 News
The Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) has announced that the Commissioner General (Ag), Ingrid Griffith, has granted approval for Muneshwer’s Limited to establish a Customs Transit Shed at Plantation “A”
Houston, East Bank Demerara.
The announcement was contained in a June 4, 2016 publication in the Official Gazette of Guyana.
In May 2014, Muneshwer’s Limited bought 28 acres of waterfront property on the immediate outskirts of Georgetown with the intentions to convert it to a second port, according to the website of the company.
“This was the last major piece of land available for port development around the capital. It is also more than twice bigger than any of the other major ports in Georgetown.
The plan is to develop this as a modern container port and shore-based supply for the oil industry.”
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