Arthur Chung Conference Centre

The Arthur Chung Conference Centre, located in Georgetown, Guyana, is a modern convention and exhibition venue that opened in 2006 as a gift from China. Renamed in 2015 to honor Guyana's first president, Arthur Chung, the centre features a 500-seat main hall and multiple conference rooms, making it a preferred location for CARICOM conferences. After a significant renovation that concluded in 2018, the centre is equipped with flexible spaces for various events. During the COVID-19 pandemic, it served as a meeting place for the National Assembly, showcasing its versatility.