Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked President Irfaan Ali for bestowing Guyana's highest award upon him, noting that it symbolizes the 1.4 billion people of India. He underscored the robust ties between India and Guyana, which are based on a shared history and mutual trust.
On Thursday, President of Guyana Dr. Irfaan Ali awarded Prime Minister Narendra Modi the Order of Excellence, the nation's highest civilian distinction.
During the ceremony, PM Modi remarked, 'This honor is not just mine but also belongs to 1.4 billion Indians.'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his sincere appreciation to President Irfaan Ali for bestowing upon him Guyana's highest award.
He stated that this honor is not just his alone but also belongs to the 1.4 billion people of India.
Modi emphasized that this recognition is a testament to the strong commitment to the relationship between India and Guyana, which will continue to motivate progress in various areas.
He highlighted that the ties between India and Guyana are founded on a shared history, cultural heritage, and profound mutual trust.
The partnership between India and Guyana flourishes through well-established bilateral frameworks, such as a joint ministerial commission and regular consultations between their foreign ministries.
These mechanisms are further supported by cultural exchange programs and a joint business council, which have greatly enhanced economic and cultural connections.
Major contributors to this partnership include the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) and the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce & Industry (GCCI), both of which have been crucial in boosting trade and investment between the two countries.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit highlights India's growing influence, particularly in the Caribbean.
Recent recognitions from Guyana, Barbados, and other nations underscore PM Modi's status as a notable global leader.
These awards emphasize India's increasing influence in international diplomacy, solidifying its role as a key figure on the global platform.
President Mohamed Irfaan Ali of Guyana stated that technology, innovation, and digitization should not be used to widen the inequties between countries.
Instead, these advancements should aim to bridge gaps, reduce poverty, and bring the world closer.
He highlighted India's leadership in technology innovation and mentioned that PM Modi reminded them of India's role in CARICOM, emphasizing their inclusion as a member of the CAR in the community.
He described the meeting as time as unique, characterizing it as a convergence of minds, an exchange of ideas, and a commitment time of mutual support to address challenges, as reported by ANI.
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