Region Two leaders, key stakeholders finalising plans for Guyana’s 59th Independence celebrations
Regional Chairperson, Vilma De Silva and Director of National Events at the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport., Andrew Tyndall, at the meeting held recently to streamline plans for Guyana’s 59th Independence Anniversary celebrations
Regional Chairperson, Vilma De Silva and Director of National Events at the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport., Andrew Tyndall, at the meeting held recently to streamline plans for Guyana’s 59th Independence Anniversary celebrations

REGION Two’s leaders have officially commenced preparations for Guyana’s 59th Independence Anniversary celebrations, following a high-level planning meeting with national officials and key stakeholders.

 

The special meeting was held in the Regional Democratic Council’s boardroom at Anna Regina. The discussion was led by Mr. Andrew Tyndall, Director of National Events at the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, and Lt. Col. Murray of the Guyana Defence Force and his team. Their visit to Region Two marked the beginning of detailed coordination efforts to ensure the successful execution of the national observances.

 

Present at the meeting were Regional Chairperson, Mrs. Vilma De Silva; Regional Vice-Chairman, Mr. Humace Oodit; Prime Minister’s Regional Representative, Mr. Arnold Adams; Regional Executive Officer, Ms. Susanah Sawack; His Worship the Mayor, Mr. Devin Mohan, and representatives from the Joint Services, Neighbourhood Democratic Councils (NDCs), and various programme departments.

 

Discussions centred around the major activities which include the National Patriotic Concert on May 24 at Anna Regina, Flag Day on May 25 and the National Flag Raising Ceremony scheduled for the evening of May 25.

 

Tyndall called for co-operation from regional leaders and said that the activities are poised to create an environment of peace and unity.

 

Both the regional chairperson and regional vice-chairman used the opportunity to emphasise their commitment to promoting national pride, unity, and community participation during the celebrations.

 

With strong collaboration between regional authorities and national agencies, Region Two is poised to play a key role in showcasing the spirit of independence.

 

“We want everyone to come out and embrace these activities and we look forward to seeing hundreds of Essequibians,” De Silva remarked.

 

Meanwhile, residents are being encouraged to get involved and to celebrate Guyana’s 59th Independence with colour, pride, and patriotism.

 

The concert will feature artistes from the region, giving them an opportunity to showcase their talents.

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