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Jan 27, 2024 Sports
Kaieteur Sports – Ryan Dey, President of the GRFU, expressed support for the recently presented Budget 2024. He noted that, The budget on a whole is very impressive, the amount of good that it would do cannot be overstated. Kudos to the Government of Guyana. When it come specifically to the budget for sports the union thinks saying it’s well needed and deserved, with the budget being almost doubled for 2024. We now can have a more positive outlook on the year ahead.
For the union we were able to make it to the Rugby Americas North under nineteen championships and the senior men were able to make the Grenada international sevens championships, approximately 90% of our funds came from the National Sports Commission through the Ministry of Culture Youth and Sports and the union looks forward for the continued support that the Ministry is giving to Rugby.
The new budgetary allocation, coupled with my Union’s current relationship with the National Sports Commission, speak volumes in-terms of the commitment to our union and other sports associations. To meet any of the top brass in the NSC is easy as a phone call away and their always welcoming to listen to our issues, and the union hopes that this continues especially now that they have a more than enough to spend in helping sport’s development in the country.
The direction that the union wants to see sports heading is the exact direction we are going. From the sports academy for children and teens to the high performance centers for the elite senior sports men and women, our country will be on the map not only with oil and our eco-tourism but as one of the best sporting countries in this part of the world.
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