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The Government of Guyana officially launches its second GoG Service Centre at Fort Wellington, Region 5 (Berbice), creating a modern, one-stop location for essential government services. Residents will now be able to access Police Clearance, Digital Idenitiy Card registration, even services from the Guyana Registry Office, and the Central Immigration and Passport Office — all under one roof. Services officially commence on the 11th February 2026. This expansion reflects the Government’s ongoing

Highlights from Hon. Minister Zulfikar Ally's speech at the second GOG Service Center launch in Fort Wellington, Region 5: The upcoming Citizens Connect app will allow citizens across Guyana to report community issues directly to the responsible agencies. Agencies are required to respond within 24 hours, and users can track the status of their submissions until the matter is fully resolved. | Ministry of Public Service, Government Efficiency & Implementation

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