The nation’s capital was abuzz with excitement on Saturday as President Dr. Irfaan Ali administered the Oath of Office to 25 ministers forming the new Cabinet, marking a fresh start for Guyana’s development drive.
The ceremony, attended by high-profile dignitaries, marked a moment of national pride, underscoring the administration’s commitment to progress and growth.
The new Cabinet brings together a diverse group of experts, professionals, and young voices, integrating technical knowledge into governance and ensuring that the country moves forward with renewed energy and determination.
President Ali emphasized that the foundation of the new government lies in results, people, efficiency, and hard work, assuring citizens that the next five years will see significant advancements in making life better for all.
The Cabinet has been carefully crafted to ensure that critical roles are played by highly skilled professionals, while also introducing fresh perspectives and innovative approaches to national development.
Some notable appointments include Keoma Griffith as Minister of Labour and Manpower Planning, Sarah Browne as Minister of Amerindian Affairs, and Vanessa Benn as Minister within the Ministry of Housing. Other notable appointments include Deodat Indar as Minister of Public Utilities and Aviation, Zulfikar Ally as Minister of Public Service, Government Efficiency, and Implementation.
Several senior ministers from the previous Cabinet have taken on new responsibilities, including Priya Manickchand as Minister of Local Government and Regional Development, Oneidge Walrond as Home Affairs Minister, and Sonia Parag as Education Minister.
The administration has also maintained continuity with some seasoned ministers, such as Mohabir Anil Nandlall as Legal Affairs Minister and Attorney-General, Dr. Ashni Singh as Senior Minister with responsibility for Finance in the Office of the President, and Hugh Todd as Foreign Affairs Minister.
Source: guyanachronicle.com
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