Guyana, Ireland eye joint ventures, investment opportunities
On Tuesday, President, Dr Irfaan Ali accepted the Letters of Credence from
Non-Resident Ambassador of Ireland to the Co-operative Republic of Guyana,
Martin Gallagher, at the Office of the President on Shiv Chanderpaul Drive.
President Ali and Ambassador Gallagher explored collaborative and investment opportunities between Guyana and Ireland, in health, technology, energy,
climate resilience, food security and production, education, and digitalisation.
President Ali also encouraged Ireland to join the Global Biodiversity Alliance,
which is spearheaded by Guyana. Minister of Foreign Affairs and International
Co-operation, Hugh Todd and Ambassador Ivan Evelyn were among those at
the accreditation (OP photo)
On Tuesday, President, Dr Irfaan Ali accepted the Letters of Credence from Non-Resident Ambassador of Ireland to the Co-operative Republic of Guyana, Martin Gallagher, at the Office of the President on Shiv Chanderpaul Drive. President Ali and Ambassador Gallagher explored collaborative and investment opportunities between Guyana and Ireland, in health, technology, energy, climate resilience, food security and production, education, and digitalisation. President Ali also encouraged Ireland to join the Global Biodiversity Alliance, which is spearheaded by Guyana. Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Co-operation, Hugh Todd and Ambassador Ivan Evelyn were among those at the accreditation (OP photo)
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