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GCCI Commends Peaceful, Free, Fair, and Transparent Voting Process

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September 4, 2025
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The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) commends Guyana’s electorate on a  peaceful, free, fair, and transparent polling day on September 1, 2025, that displayed maturity and stability  during this crucial democratic process.  

The Chamber also applauds the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) for the execution of an  efficient procedure that was without disruptions to the voting process. However, the GCCI calls on  GECOM to implement systems that allow people living with disabilities to comfortably access polling  stations and exercise their constitutional franchise.  

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The GCCI also urges GECOM to undertake a stronger and more targeted voter education programme  to ensure that all segments of the population are well-informed on how to cast their ballots.  

As the country awaits the declaration of results, the Chamber re-emphasises its call for timely and credible  results, and a peaceful conclusion to GRE 2025.  

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