Finance Minister Dr. Ashni Singh tables a $54.9 billion Supplementary Financial Paper Number 1 of 2026 in the National Assembly, seeking parliamentary approval for additional spending. According to reporting from multiple outlets, the supplementary request is presented as part of the government’s effort to keep development programmes and projects moving across Guyana during its newly elected term in office. The funding targets several areas identified as priorities, including housing expansion and initiatives linked to gas-to-energy, along with other critical programmes. The paper is introduced for consideration by lawmakers, with the intent of authorizing budget support beyond previously approved allocations. Both sources describe the same figure and the same purpose: to advance key development initiatives through additional funding. The government’s proposal is presented to the legislature on Friday, with parliamentary review and approval needed before the additional spending can proceed.
Government tables $54.9B supplementary budget paper for 2026 development priorities
Finance Minister Dr. Ashni Singh tables a $54.9 billion Supplementary Financial Paper Number 1 of 2026 in the National Assembly, seeking parliamentary approval for additional spending. According to re...
- Finance Minister Dr. Ashni Singh tables Supplementary Financial Paper Number 1 of 2026.
- The supplementary paper seeks $54.9 billion in additional funding from the National Assembly.
- The government requests parliamentary consideration and approval to authorize extra spending.
- Reported priority areas include housing expansion and gas-to-energy initiatives.
- The funding is intended to support ongoing development projects during the PPP/C’s newly elected term.
—Funding targets housing expansion, gas-to-energy and other priority programmes SENIOR Minister in the Office of the President with responsibility for Finance, Dr Ashni Singh, on Friday tabled a $54.9 billion Supplementary Financial Paper in the National Assembly, seeking parliamentary approval for additional spending to accelerate key development projects and programmes across the country. The financial […]
2 months agoFinance Minister Dr. Ashni Singh on Friday presented Supplementary Financial Paper Number 1 of 2026, totalling $54.9 billion, to the National Assembly. The Minister is seeking Parliamentary consideration and approval for development support as the government’s projects and programs continue countrywide during the People’s Progressive Party/Civic’s (PPP/C’s) newly elected term in office. Under this Financial […] The post Govt seeks $54.9B in supplementary funding from National Assembly appeared first on INews Guyana.
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