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President Ramotar to visit US State Department
– for economic engagements, political and bilateral talks
President Donald Ramotar will be attending a series of engagements with US administration officials,
President Donald Ramotar
multilateral agencies and the Guyanese Diasporas in Washington DC, and New York City from May 12 to May 19, according to Head of the Presidential Secretariat Dr. Roger Luncheon.
At the time Dr Luncheon was addressing members of the media at his weekly press conference at Office of the President yesterday.
Dr Luncheon said subsequent to those engagements the President will be returning to Guyana on May 21, after partaking in a Barbados-hosted CARICOM/Mexico summit on political and economic cooperation.
The Presidential delegation will include Ministers Irfaan Ali, Robert Persaud, Dr Ashni Singh and Ambassador Elisabeth Harper, Director General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will be accompanying the President on his trip.
He explained that the President would be engaging officials of the US State Department on further collaboration between Government and the US on issues of security initiatives, economic engagements, protection of investments, political and bilateral agreements.
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