“This govt will not fall” – PM Nagamootoo

─ Coalition Govt hit the ground running from day one

─ fresh voters list is required

 DPI, Guyana, Wednesday, July 3, 2019

Welcomed by residents of Golden Grove, Haslington and Nabacalis, Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo reminded them that this is a “government that comes to the people”.

The Prime Minister was at the time delivering remarks at a community meeting held in Jennifer Sumner Auditorium at Golden Grove Primary School. The government’s team comprised of Minister of State, Dawn Hastings-Williams, Minister of Public Health, Volda Lawrence, Minister within the Ministry of Agriculture, with responsibility for Rural Affairs, Valerie Adams-Yearwood and Minister within the Ministry of Communities, with responsibility for Housing, Annette Ferguson.

Prime Minister Nagamootoo highlighted that this community engagement is part of planned outreaches to meet with all citizens of Guyana.

“This is a mobile government, a government on wheels it is going to the people rather than the people coming to it.” He also noted that the administration “is here to reach out to the grassroots, to understand your issues and be able to deliver solutions.”

According to the Prime Minister, after being elected in 2015, “the government hit the ground running from day one.” He explained that during the last four years under the Coalition, the country has seen improvement across all sectors and with the country on the threshold of oil production much more is expected.

Prime Minister, Moses Nagamootoo during his address at the Enmore community meetings.

He stressed the importance of House-to-House Registration, noting that the upcoming General and Regional Elections “is not about the past, it’s about the future, this is about our young people”. Further explaining that Guyana’s youths are liberated and “they see a world of ethnic and gender cooperation”.

The Prime Minister urged all youths present to ensure they get registered.

Providing some facts of the previous General and Regional Elections, he explained that except for the 1992 polls, where elections were already delayed by some two years, the time frame between the dissolution of Parliament and Election Day is usually no sooner than eleven weeks; around 80 days

The Prime Minister concluded his remarks by reiterating that “this government will not fall because, for the past four years, this government has done more than any single term government”.

Prime Minister, Moses Nagamootoo and little Aria Ali of Victoria North Nursery School, who won the award for the best-behaved student.

Prime Minister, Moses Nagamootoo chatting with residents before the community meeting at Enmore starts.

 

Images:  Kwaise Wishart