–reduce cost burdens on residents by bringing crucial services closer to residents of Region Two

REGION Two (Pomeroon-Supenaam) is set to experience a major boost in development and public service delivery with the new Government of Guyana’s modern GoG Service Centre at Cotton Field, which will be opened soon.

Chairman of the Regional Democratic Council (RDC) of Region Two, Devin Mohan has hailed the initiative a transformative step for the region, emphasising that residents will now enjoy easier and faster access to essential services without the burden of long-distance travel.

“Persons no longer have to travel far to access key services. Everything will now be under one roof,” Chairman Mohan said in an invited comment.

He said that the new centre will significantly reduce the time and money residents previously spent accessing services in different locations, making daily transactions more convenient and efficient.

“This means real savings for the people of Region Two; less travel, less expense, and more time to focus on their livelihoods,” he added.

The Chairman highlighted the wider economic and social impact of the facility. The centre has already created employment opportunities for young people in the region, while also providing a spacious, modern environment for individuals and businesses to conduct their affairs comfortably.

“This is something the region has long wanted. It will be beneficial not just for today, but for the continued growth and development of Region Two,” Mohan said.

The GoG Service Centre, he related, stands as part of the government’s ongoing commitment to bringing services closer to citizens, and enhancing the overall quality of life across Guyana.

The centre will be commissioned by President Dr. Irfaan Ali on Wednesday, April 1, 2026. It is housed within the Cotton Field Call Centre Building.

Once operational, the centre will offer a wide range of essential services, including Digital Identity Card Registration, Guyana Register Office, Small Business Bureau, Guyana National Bureau of Standards, Environmental Protection Agency, Central Immigration and Passport Office, and the Guyana Legal Aid Clinic.

With everything conveniently located in one place, the new centre is expected to mark a new era of accessibility, efficiency, and progress for the people of Region Two.