An agreement signed yesterday between the Governments of Guyana and China will see the transforming of Joe Vieira Park on the West Demerara.
A signing ceremony took place at the Office of the President for the project which will see the Region Three park being transformed into a modern recreational space estimated to cost between US$10 million and US$12 million.
During the ceremony, acting Commissioner of the Protected Areas Com-mission and National Parks Commission, Jason Fraser stated that the Joe Vieira Park has always provided a space for recreation especially during holidays. According to footage of the ceremony provided by the Department of Public Information, he said that the project will greatly enhance the space.
