Former U.S. President Bill Clinton to Visit Guyana

Former U.S. President Bill Clinton is gearing up for a high-profile visit to Guyana, set to take place over two days starting Monday. The visit comes at a time of significant economic growth and transformation in the country, drawing attention from around the globe.

Clinton’s itinerary includes participation in the United Caribbean Forum, organized by the Dominican Republic Chamber of Commerce in Guyana. This forum, scheduled for March 26 at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre in Liliendaal, aims to bolster partnerships and investment opportunities in the region.

Joining Clinton at the event will be Guyana’s President Dr. Irfaan Ali, Vice President Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo, CEO of Go-Invest Dr. Peter Ramsaroop, and other key figures from the private sector.

Expressing keen interest in Guyana’s development, Ambassador Ernesto Torres-Pereyra of the Dominican Republic highlighted the country’s potential to showcase successful societal models. Discussions at the forum will center on Caribbean development, focusing on crucial areas like food security and energy.

Investment opportunities will also be at the forefront of discussions, particularly in the private sectors of both countries. President Ali’s welcoming stance towards Caribbean integration and showcasing the region as a hub of peace and opportunity is expected to resonate positively with potential investors.

Ambassador Torres-Pereyra praised President Ali’s leadership in preparing Guyana for economic transformation and overcoming associated challenges. He emphasized the forum’s role in enhancing this vision and showcasing Guyana’s unique societal fabric to the world.

Overall, the visit signifies Guyana’s rising prominence on the international stage, with its leadership and potential attracting attention for all the right reasons.”