Georgetown:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Guyana President Mohammed Irfan Ali on Wednesday held wide-ranging talks focusing on strengthening ties. Also, India and Guyana have agreed to increase cooperation in the fields of defence, trade, energy, pharma and agriculture.
See PM Modi’s tweet
Addressing the India-CARICOM Summit in Guyana. https://t.co/29dUSNYvuC
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) November 20, 2024
Modi in his media statement said that Guyana will play an important role in India’s energy security and a framework will be prepared for long-term partnership between the two countries in this sector. He said that the visit of an Indian Prime Minister to Guyana after 56 years is an important milestone in bilateral relations.
The Prime Minister stressed that both sides will make tireless efforts to promote economic cooperation. “India is an important source of pharmaceutical products for Guyana and we will work to increase pharmaceutical exports to Guyana,” he said. Modi also said the close cooperation between the two countries in the field of defense reflects “deep mutual trust.” ‘ is the symbol of.
The two leaders also discussed regional and global issues. Modi said that India and Guyana agree that all problems should be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy. President Ali said that Modi’s visit to Guyana is an important milestone in enhancing cooperation between the two countries.
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