– President Ali receives credentials from new Peruvian Ambassador

PRESIDENT Dr Irfaan Ali received the Letters of Credence of Peru’s newly accredited Ambassador to Guyana, His Excellency Enri Tica, on Wednesday, as both countries indicated their intention to strengthen bilateral co-operation in areas including climate action, energy, food security and private sector development.
Following the presentation of credentials, President Ali held discussions with Ambassador Tica on ways to strengthen the longstanding relationship between Guyana and Peru, particularly through increased co-operation in areas of mutual interest.
The President highlighted Guyana’s vision to be a global leader in climate action, biodiversity conservation, energy development, food security and human capital advancement, noting that technology and innovation remain at the core of the country’s ongoing transformation.
During the meeting, the two sides also discussed opportunities to boost engagement between the private sectors of Guyana and Peru with a view to encouraging greater investment, partnerships and economic co-operation.
President Ali said he looked forward to the two countries soon establishing a comprehensive development framework that would further promote common priorities and broaden bilateral ties.
Ambassador Tica’s accreditation comes at a time when Guyana continues to build out its international relationships, particularly in areas linked to sustainable development, energy security and economic diversification. Peru and Guyana have diplomatic relations for many decades and cooperate in areas like trade, culture and regional co-operation.