—PM Phillips tells Stewartville; reminds supporters, electorate of government’s push to improve health, education, security services

ENERGISING a mammoth gathering of supporters at Sideline Dam, Stewartville, Region Three, Prime Minister, Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips reaffirmed the government’s commitment to delivering on its promises and respecting the voice of the people.

“Your vote and our diligence in implementing our manifesto plans, projects, and programmes to you is what has resulted in us being here today, thanking you and asking you for another five more years,” the Prime Minister declared to loud cheers from the crowd.

He emphasised that the government’s development agenda was directly tied to the will and support of the people, pointing to substantial progress made in key sectors.

“Guyana’s economy is getting better every day, but as we earn more money, we will ensure more services of a high standard are delivered free to the people. We will ensure more money remains in your pocket,” he assured.

The Prime Minister outlined a series of major achievements under the current administration: over the past five years, the government has constructed 12 new hospitals, 75 primary schools, and 67 nursery schools nationwide. Additionally, major investments have been made in training programmes for teachers and healthcare workers, aimed at boosting capacity and service quality.

He also noted improvements in public sector remuneration, the removal of burdensome taxes and fees, and enhanced national security through the establishment of new police stations and the expansion of CCTV surveillance systems.

As the campaign intensifies ahead of the upcoming general elections, PM Phillips called on all citizens to reflect on the progress made, urging continued support to carry the development momentum forward.