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VP Jagdeo meets King Charles III
(Kaieteur News) – Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo met with King Charles III at Dumfries House in Scotland on Tuesday 21 April, 2026.
Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo met with King Charles III
He also participated in engagements with The King’s Foundation and representatives from across the Commonwealth, focused on advancing sustainable development, low carbon growth, and practical solutions for vulnerable countries.
The Vice President also met with the King’s Foundation team supporting Guyana’s programme to advance sustainable urban development. (DPI)
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