Guyana Monday said it values ‘its deep and historic bonds’ with India as the Asian country observes its 77th anniversary as a Republic.
‘India’s freedom struggle and its peaceful transition from colonial rule ignited hope across the developing world, inspiring generations of nations to claim their sovereignty and shape their own destinies,’ President Irfaan Ali said in a congratulatory message to New Delhi.
He said that as the world’s largest democracy, India continues to champion the interests and aspirations of developing states on the global stage.
‘Guyana proudly values its deep and historic bonds with India, forged through ties of history , blood and a common commitment to democracy and development. These relations have matured into a strong partnership grounded in mutual respect and cooperation across diverse sectors. ‘
Ali said that as India marks ‘this significant milestone’ Guyana looks forward with confidence to the continued strengthening of ‘our bilateral relations, working together to advance prosperity, sustainability, and the collective voice of the Global South’.