In a spirited address at the National Development Forum on Monday, President Irfaan Ali declared that his administration has delivered on its promises, telling citizens, “We have shown you what commitment looks like.”
Speaking before a packed audience at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre, President Ali highlighted a series of achievements since taking office, emphasizing the government’s unwavering dedication to national progress and the well-being of all Guyanese.
“We made commitments to improve infrastructure, create jobs, and enhance healthcare and education. Today, we stand before you with tangible results. We have shown you what commitment looks like — in action, not just in words,” President Ali stated to resounding applause.
The President cited the completion of major road and bridge projects, the expansion of scholarship programs, and the rollout of new healthcare facilities as evidence of the government’s resolve. He also pointed to the administration’s response to national challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic and recent flooding, as examples of steadfast leadership and effective crisis management.
“We have worked day and night to ensure that every promise made is a promise kept. Our vision for Guyana is one of unity, prosperity, and opportunity for all,” he added.
Members of the cabinet echoed the President’s sentiments, outlining ongoing initiatives in housing, agriculture, and youth empowerment. Minister of Public Works Juan Edghill remarked, “This government’s track record speaks for itself. We are building a Guyana where everyone can thrive.”
The forum, attended by business leaders, civil society representatives, and members of the diplomatic corps, concluded with a renewed call for national unity and continued public engagement in the development process.
As the country looks ahead to the second half of 2025, the administration has pledged to maintain its momentum, assuring citizens that their trust will continue to be honored with action and results.
