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GCF WELCOMES THE BUDGET ALLOCATION FOR SPORT

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January 30, 2026
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The Guyana Chess Federation (GCF) applauds the Government’s $6B budgetary  allocation toward national sports development. This significant investment  reflects a sustained commitment to a sector that has seen remarkable growth in  recent years. 

By prioritizing the development and administration of sports, expanding local  and international participation, and decentralizing training programs, this  budget aligns perfectly with the goal of providing every Guyanese citizen equal  access to athletic opportunities. 

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The GCF views this budget as a clear realization of President Dr. Irfaan Ali’s vision  to regionalize sports access across Guyana. 

For the Federation, 2026 marks a transformative milestone with the scheduled  completion of a dedicated facility and the acquisition of a team bus. 

The new building will provide the Federation with a much needed home for  competitive play, high-level training, and casual engagement. This venue  addresses a critical need, as securing consistent space has become increasingly  difficult with the rising number of players. 

The acquisition of a dedicated vehicle will be a catalyst for growth, enabling the  GCF to mobilize coaches and equipment to outlying regions, bringing formal  training and competitive opportunities directly to aspiring players. 

In a recent meeting with National Sports Commission (NSC) officials, the GCF  outlined key areas for strategic assistance. The NSC has readily pledged its  support, and the GCF looks forward to this partnership to elevate Guyanese  chess to new heights in the coming year. 

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