50 streetlights were delivered to the residents of Good Hope, East Coast Demerara on Thursday by the Government to aid security efforts in the community.
It was disclosed that the streetlights were donated by KSM Investments Limited, and were handed over by Public Works Minister, Bishop Juan Edghill.
Edghill noted that the donation aligns with the government’s goal to uplift communities, and having local stakeholders play a key role in community development.
The gesture follows an assessment of some of the community’s needs. The minister noted that highlighting concerns help with government’s response.
“As a government, we are committed to doing the best we can do for the people of Guyana. That is a committent that we have,” he said.
The minister further noted that the partnership between government and the private sector should continue to ensure improved livelihoods of citizens.
Meanwhile, CEO of KSM Investments, Mahadeo Panchu, stressed that having come from a period of stagnation, this government has fostered advancement in their business prospects.
It was added that KSM Investments holds the responsibility of maintaining the streetlights during the first two years of usage.
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