GUYANESE attorney, Mohamed Ravindra Ali, has achieved a significant milestone by being officially admitted as a Barrister at Law of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court in Montserrat.

The petition for his admission was presented at the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court, on Tuesday, by attorney Yuri Saunders before the Honourable Justice Dale Fitzpatrick. Ali made a virtual appearance through the use of Zoom.

The ceremonial admission, conducted with solemnity and legal decorum, marked Ali’s formal entry into the legal fraternity of the Eastern Caribbean.

In a symbolic commitment to the highest standards of the legal profession, Ali took his oath before Justice Dale Fitzpatrick, pledging to “uphold all the ethics of the legal profession” within the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court.

Ali’s legal journey began with his admission to the local bar in Guyana in October 2009. His foundational legal education was obtained at The Hugh Wooding Law School in Trinidad and Tobago, where he successfully earned his Legal Education Certificate.