The Ministry of Labour and Manpower Planning is at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre as Budget 2026 is being presented. The national budget outlines the Government of Guyana’s priorities for the year, including how resources will be allocated to key programmes and services. This year’s budget is expected to place strong emphasis on skills training, employment opportunities, and workforce development; initiatives that directly support citizens across the country. Stay tuned to the Ministry’s pla

The Ministry of Human Services and Social Security’s Difficult Circumstances Unit (DCU) continues to provide targeted support where it is needed most, empowering individuals to grow their small businesses through tangible assistance that promotes long-term sustainability and economic independence. | Ministry of Labour & Manpower Planning Guyana

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Ever wondered what happens in Parliament after the national budget is presented? 👀💼 Strategic Communications & Stakeholder Engagement Officer, Neron Cyrus, caught up with Senior Minister Dr Ashni Singh on the sidelines of Budget 2026 to break down the next steps in the budget cycle and what Guyanese can expect as the debates begin. Take a look at the full explanation. #MoLMP #Budget2026 #Guyana #Parliament #BudgetDebate #OneGuyana #GovernmentProcess #Explained | Ministry of Labour & Manpower P

Budget 2026 is currently being presented by Senior Minister Dr Ashni Singh under the theme “Putting People First.” So far, the minister has reported strong economic performance in 2025, with overall growth at 19.3% and non-oil growth at 14.3%; a clear sign of expanding opportunities across key sectors. For the Ministry of Labour and Manpower Planning, this level of growth underscores the rising demand for skilled workers and the importance of continued investments in training, recruitment, and w