GEORGETOWN: Prime Minister Narendra Modi was honored with Guyana’s highest national award, “The Order of Excellence,” during a ceremony at the State House in Georgetown. The award was presented by Guyanese President Mohamed Irfaan Ali in recognition of Modi’s significant global leadership and contributions to strengthening the relationship between India and Guyana.
In his acceptance speech, Modi expressed heartfelt gratitude, stating that the honor was not just for him but for the 1.4 billion people of India. He emphasized the enduring historical, cultural, and mutual trust-based ties between the two countries. Modi also reaffirmed India’s commitment to continue collaborating with Guyana in diverse fields such as trade, technology, and education.
The Prime Minister also praised President Irfaan Ali’s leadership, highlighting the progress made in enhancing bilateral relations. Modi acknowledged the strides both nations have made in various sectors, citing the strengthened partnership as an example of the positive impact of collaborative efforts.
The ceremony marked a significant moment in the diplomatic relations between India and Guyana, underscoring Modi’s role in fostering closer ties. The award and the speech reaffirmed the commitment to a future of shared growth and cooperation between the two nations.
