– welcomes new Non-Resident High Commissioner of New Zealand to Guyana

IN a formal ceremony held at the Office of the President on Shiv Chanderpaul Drive, President Dr. Irfaan Ali received the Letters of Credence from the newly appointed Non-Resident High Commissioner of New Zealand to Guyana, Linda Te Puni.

During the brief but significant event, President Ali emphasised Guyana’s commitment to transformative development, particularly highlighting the nation’s aspirations to become a global leader in crucial areas such as climate change, food security, and energy security.

He underscored Guyana’s proactive stance on these issues, signaling its determination to play a pivotal role in international efforts aimed at addressing global challenges.

Additionally, President Ali expressed Guyana’s keen interest in diversifying its investment portfolio on a global scale, emphasising the importance of fostering expanded partnerships with bilateral allies such as New Zealand.

The President’s remarks underscored Guyana’s commitment to strengthening diplomatic relations and exploring avenues for collaboration across various sectors.

The exchange of credentials marks the beginning of a new chapter in the diplomatic relationship between Guyana and New Zealand, signaling a mutual commitment to deepening co-operation and fostering greater understanding between the two nations. With shared goals and common interests, both countries look forward to exploring opportunities for collaboration and mutual benefit in the years to come.

As Guyana continues on its trajectory of progress and development, partnerships with countries like New Zealand are expected to play a vital role in advancing shared objectives and promoting prosperity and stability on both sides.