MINISTER within the Ministry of Public Works, Deodat Indar, on Wednesday, engaged with contractors and technical officials on the ongoing US$12 million redevelopment of Joe Vieira Park.
The minister’s inquiry with the developers comes as the project reaches 35 per cent completion, marking significant progress in transforming the facility into the premier recreational park in the Caribbean.
The ambitious redevelopment initiative is part of the government’s broader efforts to enhance public spaces and boost tourism in the region.

The project includes state-of-the-art amenities such as upgraded walking trails, modern recreational facilities, green spaces, and enhanced security features to ensure a safe and enjoyable environment for visitors.
Originally established as a public leisure space, Joe Vieira Park current redevelopment aims to expand its capacity and modernise its infrastructure to accommodate a growing number of visitors, aligning with Guyana’s vision for sustainable and inclusive urban development.

During the engagement, Minister Indar underscored the government’s commitment to timely project execution and high construction standards. He also assured stakeholders that the redevelopment would provide economic benefits through job creation and increased tourism appeal.
With completion projected in the near future, the Joe Vieira Park redevelopment is expected to set a new standard for recreational spaces in the Caribbean, offering an enhanced experience for residents and visitors alike.