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Residents of Shulinab, Region Nine, during an outreach activity (Photo: Keno George/ DPI/ August 26, 2022)
The President added that he will continue to make himself and his Cabinet available for further discussions on resolving issues in the community.
The new housing project adds to the slue of measures introduced by the Government to make homeownership affordable and possible for all Guyanese.
Minister within the Minsitry of Housing and Water Susan Rodrigues, Minister of Amerindian Affairs Pauline Sukhai, and Minister of Local Government and Regional Development Nigel Dharamlall were also present at the meeting.
The team held a series of meetings at other locations including Sandcreek and Aishalton, where residents were updated on Government’s development agenda including the provision of 2,000 part-time jobs for Region Nine residents.
The meetings also served as a platform for village leaders to raise issues affecting them and make requests for critical services. (Ministry of Housing and Water press release)
