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Sep 09, 2025 Letters
Dear Editor,
The Private Sector Commission of Guyana extends sincere congratulations to His Excellency, President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali on his re-election to serve a second term as President of the Co-operative Republic of Guyana.
This renewed mandate is a clear reflection of the confidence that the people of Guyana have placed in his leadership and vision for a modern, united, and prosperous nation. The Private Sector Commission commends the peaceful manner in which citizens exercised their democratic right and acknowledges the efforts of the Guyana Elections Commission in administering the process under significant scrutiny.
The Commission looks forward to continuing close partnership with the administration in advancing inclusive growth, expanding opportunities for investment and employment, and ensuring that the benefits of Guyana’s economic transformation are shared equitably across all communities. The Commission also welcomes the Government’s commitment to transparency, good governance, and the strengthening of democratic institutions, which remain vital to investor confidence and sustainable development.
The PSC reaffirms its unwavering support for working collaboratively with the Government to build a diversified economy, enhance competitiveness, and secure Guyana’s place as a leader in regional and international markets. The Commission extends best wishes for every success in this new term and remains committed to advancing the development and progress of our nation.
Regards,
Private Sector Commission of Guyana
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