
Guyana accredits five new Diplomats
Guyana, on Wednesday, officially received new diplomatic envoys from a total of five countries with pledges to support key and emerging sectors, including mining and oil and gas.
President David Granger received the Letters of Credence from two new High Commissioners and three new Ambassadors at an accreditation ceremony at State House where he reaffirmed his Government’s commitment to strengthen bilateral relations.
Over the course of the morning, the Guyanese Head of State repeatedly urged continued support and respect for territorial integrity and sovereignty as the basis for mutually beneficial relations.
The President also reaffirmed Government’s commitment and cooperation in building mutually beneficial relations with the nations.
The Head of State was joined by Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Basil Williams, who is acting in the capacity of Foreign Affairs Minister, and Director General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Audrey Waddell.
