By Belize Live News Staff: Belize marked Public Service Day by paying tribute to some of its most dedicated civil servants, as 173 officers were recognized for reaching the remarkable milestone of 25 years of service.
The officers were honoured by the Ministry of the Public Service and Disaster Risk Management during a ceremony held on June 24 in Belize City. The event celebrated the long and committed service of public officers who have given a quarter of a century to serving the people of Belize.
During the ceremony, Governor-General H.E. Dame Froyla Tzalam and Minister Hon. Henry Usher presented awards to the recipients, extending their appreciation and congratulations for the officers’ dedication and achievement.
The occasion was also graced by Ambassador Amino Chi, who attended as the guest speaker. In his remarks, the Ambassador described 25 years of service as a great milestone. In honouring long-serving public officers, he said, the nation acknowledges the countless hours, the quiet sacrifices, and the steadfast devotion that have helped shape Belize’s governance and development.
The celebration served as a fitting reminder of the vital role that civil servants play in keeping the country running. Day in and day out, often behind the scenes, public officers carry out the work that supports communities, delivers essential services, and moves the nation forward.
As Belize celebrated Public Service Day, the message was clear: the hard work and commitment of the country’s civil servants does not go unnoticed. To the 173 honourees, and to public officers across the country, it was a day of well-deserved recognition and heartfelt thanks.
