President Dr Irfaan Ali presided over the swearing-in ceremony of five newly-qualified land surveyors, urging them to uphold the highest ethical standards as they take on the critical responsibility of shaping Guyana’s future.
Meshacq Richards, Kishon Dos Santos, Justin Jarvis, Troy Histick, and Tyrek Grant were officially sworn in after successfully completing the Land Surveyors examinations. The sixth successful candidate, Tyrese Spiers, is currently overseas and will be sworn in upon his return.
The President noted that land surveying is far more than a technical vocation; it is a foundational pillar of national development. From infrastructure planning to environmental stewardship, surveyors play a vital role in guiding growth, protecting public interest, and ensuring that development is both orderly and equitable.
He reminded the Land Surveyors that integrity is the defining attribute of any professional in the field and that their work will directly influence public perception, professional standards, and the pace of national progress.
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