President David Granger joined with Veterans, members of the Cabinet, the Joint Services, the diplomatic community and a large number of Guyanese at the Remembrance Day War Memorial Service at the Cenotaph yesterday on Main Street, Georgetown.GINA said that the Commander-in-Chief’s motorcade was escorted to the venue by the Guyana Police Force’s Mounted Branch, where a wreath-laying ceremony was held, preceded by prayers from religious leaders of the Muslim, Hindu and Christian faiths.
President David Granger as he lays a wreath in remembrance of those who paid the ultimate sacrifice during World Wars I and II. (GINA photo)
Prime Minister of Guyana, Moses Nagamootoo, just after he placed a wreath at the War Memorial, this morning. (GINA photo)
Chief of Staff of the Guyana Defence Force, Brigadier Mark Phillips with the wreath, he placed at the Cenotaph as part of Remembrance Day 2015 observances. (GINA photo)
British High Commissioner, Greg Quinn just before laying a wreath during Remembrance Day 2015 observances, as other members of the Diplomatic Corps await their opportunity. (GINA photo)
The Guyana Veterans Legion Association at the corner of Main and New Market streets during the March-Past (GINA photo)
President David Granger during the March-Past (GINA photo)
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