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PM Narendra Modi’s visit to Guyana after 56 years cements bilateral ties. Agreements signed in energy, digital payments, agriculture, and more.
Historic PM Modi’s Visit to Guyana
For the first time in 56 years, an Indian Prime Minister visited Guyana, marking a milestone in bilateral relations. PM Modi highlighted Guyana’s role in India’s energy security and emphasized building a long-term partnership.
Key Agreements Signed Between India and Guyana
India and Guyana signed 10 MoUs spanning hydrocarbons, digital payment systems, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and defense. Notably, the deployment of India’s UPI digital payment system in Guyana aims to enhance economic ties.
India’s Contribution to Guyana’s Growth
PM Modi announced India’s support for Guyana in capacity-building initiatives, including scholarships for military training and skill development. India’s supply of Dornier aircraft and agricultural support reflects deep trust between the nations.
Strengthening Agriculture and Healthcare Collaboration
The agreements include India’s assistance in cultivating crops like rice, sugarcane, and millet. Additionally, a Jan Aushadhi Kendra will be established in Guyana to increase access to affordable medicines.
New Era of India-Guyana Relations
PM Modi’s visit underscores India’s commitment to global partnerships. The collaboration with Guyana represents a shared vision for sustainable development, economic growth, and mutual progress.A