–Jagdeo tells Region Two residents

VICE-PRESIDENT and General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP), Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo has assured Region Two residents that the Dr. Irfaan Ali-led administration remains committed to building more homes, supporting families, and expanding opportunities for children and young people.
Speaking with residents at Good Hope, Dr. Jagdeo, who is on a two-day visit to the Pomeroon-Supenaam Region, highlighted that the government’s development plan focuses on improving housing, healthcare, and infrastructure across the region.

He said that the soon-to-be-commissioned Lima Regional Hospital will offer specialised healthcare services, while ongoing infrastructure upgrades will enhance connectivity, create opportunities, and uplift daily life for residents.

The Vice-President also reminded the gathering that though the past three years, which followed and inherited challenges created by COVID-19, were demanding, yet the PPP/C government has delivered “tremendous work” countrywide.

He pledged that the administration will continue to support parents, provide greater benefits to pensioners, open new lands for farming, and expand upskilling programmes, many of which can be accessed Online, to empower young people, thereby allowing them to study from home.

“We are a Party that brings people together; we are the only national Party that brings people together,” Dr. Jagdeo emphasised.
Enthused by the Vice-President’s visit, residents expressed their satisfaction with the government’s performance, and his willingness to listen to their concerns.
“We appreciate this. He is a leader; a visionary leader. We love it,” one resident shared with a smile.
Another villager said: “It means a lot to us that he came here. He listened to everything we said about the roads, drainage, and housing. We can see that the government is really trying to make life better for us.”

A young parent, Anjanie Narine, who recently benefited from the government’s school support initiatives, said, “I am happy to hear that there will be more support for families. The help with our children’s school needs, and the promise of more jobs give us hope for a better future.”
Meanwhile, an elderly Miguel Ramlall expressed appreciation for the commitment to pensioners. “I’m glad he didn’t forget the seniors,” he said. “The increase in our pension, and the care for older people show that they are thinking about everyone.”

The visit to Good Hope concluded with residents thanking Dr. Jagdeo for his interaction with them, noting that such personal engagement strengthens their confidence in the government’s vision for Region Two.

The Vice-President has visited several other communities in the region, where he met residents and engaged them on the government’s plan for continued development in every area.