Latest update March 19th, 2025 5:46 AM
Latest News
- ExxonMobil commences “busiest year yet”
- With eyes on Guyana, Chevron buys 5% of Hess shares
- Another ExxonM study warns of impact to fish from degraded water quality
- Over 400 hundred dead, thousands beneath the rubble in one night
- Guyanese man drowns after jumping into Takatu River to escape bee attack
Construction progress of five New Stadiums, Palmyra leading the charge
Kaieteur Sports-As construction progresses on five new stadiums across Guyana, the multipurpose facility in Palmyra, Region Six, is making significant strides. According to President Dr. Irfaan Ali, the project is moving ahead swiftly, reinforcing the government’s commitment to expanding sports infrastructure.
The Palmyra stadium, designed to hold 10,000 spectators, broke ground in March 2023. Built to reach International Cricket Council (ICC) standards, it will not only host cricket but also cater to other sports, concerts, and large-scale events.
Aerial view of region’s six Palmyra Multipurpose Stadium. (Construction progress)
Despite the overall project cost not being publicly disclosed, oil giant ExxonMobil has pledged some $3.7 billion as part of its $20 billion “Greater Guyana” initiative. The construction is being carried out by Owen Steel Company Inc. and Caribbean Green Building Inc.
Minister of Culture, Youth, and Sport Charles Ramson Jr. reaffirmed the government’s commitment to delivering at least five new stadiums by 2025, including those in Mackenzie, Bayroc, New Amsterdam, and Anna Regina. These facilities are expected to bolster sports development and provide venues for community engagement across the country.
Additionally, the government has plans to upgrade numerous community grounds nationwide, ensuring that sports and recreation remain accessible at all levels. The rapid progress at Palmyra stands as a testament to the administration’s dedication to infrastructural development and sporting excellence in Guyana.
(Construction progress of five New Stadiums, Palmyra leading the charge)
- Built to reach International Cricket Council, construction progresses, five new stadiums, Palmyra, President Dr. Irfaan Ali
Similar Articles
THE BLUNT OF THE DAY
Sports
Features/Columnists
America does not fight for free
Peeping Tom… Kaieteur News- Guyana must be wary of America. That much is clear. The United States has recently issued... more
If Guyana’s President Ali is the “Zelensky of the Caribbean”, who is the Putin?
Antigua and Barbuda’s Ambassador to the US and the OAS, Ronald Sanders By Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News- In the latest... more
Weekend Cartoon
