Tag: Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance
Old numbers, new rankings – Guyana’s 2025 WJP Rule of Law Index score drawn from 2018 and 2022 surveys
The Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance acknowledges the publication of the World Justice Project Rule of Law Index 2025 ... Read More
Empowering citizens: second cohort of human rights law programme commences
The second cohort of the government's human rights certificate law programme got underway on Wednesday. Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and ... Read More
Guyana successfully hosted United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC) second cycle in-situ review
The Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance is pleased to announce the successful completion of the second stage of Guyana’s ... Read More
Significant upgrades for Le Repentir Cemetery
The National Assembly on Monday passed with amendments a motion that supports the government’s efforts to upgrade the Le Repentir ... Read More
Public servants can choose between pension and gratuity – Minister Singh
Guyanese public workers have the freedom to choose a gratuity or a lump-sum payment upon retirement, unlike under the previous ... Read More
MoM to expand with $700M
- 52 houses to be built The Men on Mission (MoM) programme is set to expand its reach and impact ... Read More
GDF to strengthen national security with $50.4B allocation
Guyana’s national security is set to receive a significant boost in 2025 with a $50.4 billion allocation for the Guyana ... Read More
House approves 2025 funds for constitutional agencies
The Committee of Supply approved the 2025 budgetary allocations for several constitutional agencies during the consideration of expenditure estimates in ... Read More
Governance ministry to continue training, stakeholder consultations
- International human rights course to be expanded More than $400 million has been approved for the Ministry of Parliamentary ... Read More
Budget 2025 focused on equitable development, improving livelihoods – MP Smith
Despite having to right the wrongs and repair the damage imposed on Guyana’s economy during the APNU+AFC government’s tenure in ... Read More

