Guyanese citizens expressed satisfaction after engaging with Vice President Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo and other government officials at a Public Day event held at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre.
Attendees, including Mrs. Sarju and Ms. Narine, highlighted personal grievances, such as a tragic incident in Corriverton, where they sought assistance and were directed to the appropriate authorities.
They emphasized the importance of seeking closure and justice for their loss.
Esther, another attendee, expressed gratitude for the successful resolution of her request for devices for secondary school students, enabling them to engage in research and assignments effectively.
Kennyatto Green, a resident of Stanleytown, praised the swift action taken by Vice President Jagdeo and Minister Lionel and Mustapha in addressing drainage issues, promising excavators to tackle the problem promptly.
Michelle King, reflecting on her journey since 2010, expressed thankfulness for progress made regarding her house lot and emphasized the importance of ongoing engagement with the public to address concerns nationwide.
Minister of Agriculture, Zulfikar Mustapha, highlighted the government’s commitment to engaging with the public and resolving their issues promptly.
He attributed the high turnout at the event to the announcement made by Vice President Jagdeo, indicating the public’s eagerness to address various sectoral issues.
Hundreds of citizens attended the event, engaging with Vice President Jagdeo, Cabinet members, and Ministry officials on a range of topics, including housing, NIS, public infrastructure, and personal matters.
Their satisfaction with the responses received reflects the government’s dedication to addressing citizens’ concerns and fostering meaningful engagement.