New York commemorates the 59th Anniversary of Guyana's Independence.
New York commemorates the 59th Anniversary of Guyana's Independence, recognizing Guyanese contributions to the state's cultural diversity. Guyana, an English-speaking nation in South America, gained independence from British rule on May 26, 1966. The resolution highlights Guyana's rich biodiversity and historical landmarks, such as Kaieteur Falls and St. George's Anglican Cathedral. Approximately 140,000 Guyanese immigrants reside in New York City, contributing to the city's ethnic diversity. The resolution aims to foster ethnic pride and strengthen cultural ties between New York and Guyana.
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