| After recent renovations by the new owners of City Mall, Hadi’s World Inc, services are now being re-launched with the aim of providing a wider range of products and services in a more convenient manner.According to a press release by the business, the new stylized retail “paradise” with its iconic frontal sign has transformed Georgetown’s architectural skyline. The redesigned interior has been outfitted with state of the art facilities such as elevator and escalator access.The City Mall happens to be the only shopping centre in Guyana that provides such conveniences and with its location at the corner of Regent and Camp Street, Georgetown; it is centrally located and easily accessible.Patrons have a choice of over 70 unique shops that offer a variety of services including a food court and specialty food shops (local and international cuisine), money transfer services, clothing, footwear, perfumes, sunglasses and watches.The list continues with costume jewellery, gold, diamond and silver jewellery, electronics and electrical appliances, household items, sundries and haberdasheries, a barber shop, hair salon and spa services.There is also a plant shop, game arcade, trophies and engraving facility, many stationary and text book stores, a pharmacy,Cheap China Jerseys, Islamic items, Indian clothing and accessories, furniture, local souvenirs and craftwork, DVD Club and video advertising services.The Mall is said to be well secured so that patrons can shop in a modern, comfortable and fully air-conditioned safe environment.Nazar Mohamed, Managing Director of Hadi’s World Inc. has expressed his delight at the completion of this venture and he hopes that this project is the first of many innovations in Guyana’s retail history.The mall developers have plans to expand their franchise throughout Guyana in the hope of pioneering a first class shopping experience to all of its customers.City Mall continues to be supportive and an advocate to various government initiatives, nonprofit organizations and charity ventures that serve to educate and improve the standard of living of the general public. |
