In his opening remarks, the President outlined numerous investment opportunities in Guyana, pointing to the country’s advantageous geographic position that facilitates trade, transport and logistics. The Guyanese Head of State said that his Government is “building an economy for 2030 and beyond,” with heavy investments in health and education, eco-tourism, capacity building, agriculture and human resource development. President Ali was accompanied by the Permanent Representative of Guyana to the United Nations, Ambassador Carolyn Rodrigues; Foreign Secretary Robert Persaud; Director of Projects Marcia Nadir-Sharma and Deputy Ambassador of the Guyanese Embassy in Washington DC, Mr. Zulfikar Ally.
