By Antonio Dey – HGP Nightly News
The Mayors of Georgetown and Miami-Dade County, Florida have officially established a sister city partnership aimed at strengthening cooperation and addressing a range of city development challenges.
The partnership is expected to foster knowledge sharing and collaboration in key areas such as urban planning, infrastructure, climate resilience, public safety, trade, and cultural exchanges.
Officials from both cities emphasized that the initiative will not only enhance municipal governance but also open the door for business, tourism, and investment opportunities. Georgetown’s Mayor noted that the collaboration with Miami-Dade, a county with advanced urban systems, will help identify sustainable solutions to pressing local issues, including traffic management, waste disposal, and housing development.
Miami-Dade County representatives highlighted the potential for deepening diaspora engagement, as a significant number of Guyanese citizens reside in Florida and contribute to the cultural and economic fabric of the U.S.
The partnership agreement forms part of broader efforts to strengthen international city-to-city diplomacy, ensuring that Georgetown remains aligned with global best practices in sustainable development and urban innovation.
