Her career is marked by her dedication to improving the lives of Guyana’s hinterland populations and fostering sustainable development within Amerindian communities. Sukhai’s work involves advocating for the rights and cultural preservation of villages/communities, as well as implementing policies aimed at their economic and social development.

Before her appointment as Minister, Pauline Sukhai had an extensive background in public service and community development. She has been instrumental in various initiatives that support education, healthcare, and economic empowerment in Amerindian regions. Her leadership in these areas reflects her commitment to addressing the unique challenges faced by Indigenous peoples in Guyana.

Pauline Sukhai’s role also includes representing Amerindian affairs on the national stage, ensuring that these communities have a voice in national policies. She has been active in negotiations and policy-making that involve land rights, environmental conservation, and sustainable resource management, emphasizing the importance of a balanced approach that respects both traditional practices and modern development needs.

Throughout her career, Sukhai has been recognized for her leadership qualities, her deep understanding of community dynamics, and her unwavering commitment to service. Her work continues to leave a significant impact on Amerindian communities, contributing to their ongoing progress and integration into broader national development plans.