Guyana deepens diplomatic relations, expands co-operation
President, Dr Irfaan Ali received Letters of Credence from the diplomatic representatives of a number of countries as we continue to strengthen Guyana’s growing global partnerships.
He welcomed Non-Resident Ambassadors Miklós Tamás Halmai of Hungary; Manuel Eduardo Dos Santos e Silva Bravo of the Republic of Angola; Eleonora Dimitrova of the Republic of Bulgaria; as well as Non-Resident High Commissioners Murad Ashraf Janjua of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and Nii Amasah Namoale of the Republic of Ghana.
These engagements reflect Guyana’s continued commitment to deepening diplomatic relations, expanding co-operation, and creating new opportunities for citizens (Office of the President)
President, Dr Irfaan Ali received Letters of Credence from the diplomatic representatives of a number of countries as we continue to strengthen Guyana’s growing global partnerships. He welcomed Non-Resident Ambassadors Miklós Tamás Halmai of Hungary; Manuel Eduardo Dos Santos e Silva Bravo of the Republic of Angola; Eleonora Dimitrova of the Republic of Bulgaria; as well as Non-Resident High Commissioners Murad Ashraf Janjua of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and Nii Amasah Namoale of the Republic of Ghana. These engagements reflect Guyana’s continued commitment to deepening diplomatic relations, expanding co-operation, and creating new opportunities for citizens (Office of the President)

–as President Ali receives Letters of Credence from representatives of five countries

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