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Aug 08, 2020 News
President Mohamed Irfaan Ali yesterday morning received a courtesy call from Maria Clara Duclos Carisio, Brazilian Ambassador to Guyana; Patricio Becker, Chilean Ambassador to Guyana; and Felipe Alejandro Gardella, Argentine Ambassador to Guyana.
The meeting took place at the Office of the President.
During the meeting, the ambassadors extended congratulations to President Ali and noted that they look forward to working with the new government to advance mutual interests.
They also shared a communiqué which stated that the “Governments of Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador Paraguay and Peru, member countries of the Forum for the Progress and Integration of South America (PROSUR) and Bolivia as Observer, congratulate Mohamed Irfaan Ali on his election as President of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana and appreciate the work carried out by the Electoral Observation Mission of the Caribbean Community and the support of the Organization of American States.”
The countries said they salute the people, political forces and institutions of Guyana for their commitment to democracy and with respect for the popular will expressed at the ballot box on March 2.
“We vote to continue,” said the communiqué, “to strengthen our ties with Guyana and contribute to the development and well-being of its people.”
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