PM Nagamootoo supports new youth body

― ‘Move On Guyana’ calls on the Prime Minister

DPI, Guyana, Friday, April 19, 2019

During an hour-long meeting today with ‘Move On Guyana’, Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo assured the youth organisation of the government’s support.

The Prime Minister, who is currently performing the functions of the President, told the group’s executives that the Coalition Government is committed to implementing the goals of our constitution, which include free education from nursery to university levels.

Assistant Treasurer, Varune Mahadeo presents Prime Minister, Moses Nagamootoo with a copy of the organisation’s manifesto.

Prime Minister, Moses Nagamootoo adjusts a lapel pin for President of ‘Move On Guyana’, Vishal Joseph.

Vice President, Mary Adams is greeted by Prime Minister, Moses Nagamootoo.

Assistant Secretary, Eon Bollers is greeted by the Prime Minister, Moses Nagamootoo.

Prime Minister, Moses Nagamootoo and members of the youth organisation ‘Move On Guyana’.

Prime Minister, Moses Nagamootoo peruses one of the publications given to him as members of ‘Move On Guyana’ look on.

The youth team was led by its President, Vishal Joseph, the current Caricom Youth Ambassador; and included Secretary, Christopher Johnson; Assistant Treasurer, Varune Mahadeo; Vice-Presidents Mary Adams and Rosco Jeffrey; and other Executives Members, Eon Bollers, Joseph Singh, Christine Simon, Elson Low, Akeem Peters, Dr. Randy Domer and Dr. John Anderson.

The group of young professionals stated that they are interested in promoting fresh thinking and actionable as well as implemented policies. They commended the government for executing several youth initiatives and for being supportive of strong youth leadership in Guyana.

Prime Minister Nagamootoo expressed pleasure at receiving the youth leaders and exchanging ideas with them. He said, like the late Martin Luther King, “mine eyes have seen the future’,’ as he recounted his origin in the youth and student movement since 1964.