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| Ambassador Pham Thi Kim Hoa presents her credentials to Guyana President Mohamed Irfaan Ali. |
After the presentation of credentials, President Mohamed Irfaan Ali received Ambassador Pham Thi Kim Hoa, who was also in attendance with Guyana's Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Hugh Hilton Todd and Permanent Deputy Minister Elizabeth Harper.
At the reception, the President was pleased to welcome Ambassador Pham Thi Kim Hoa to Guyana, and through the Ambassador conveyed his regards and best wishes to the leaders and people of Vietnam.
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| Guyana President Mohamed Irfaan Ali takes a souvenir photo with the Vietnamese Embassy delegation. |
Expressing the honor of being appointed as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam to Brazil and Guyana, Ambassador Pham Thi Kim Hoa respectfully conveyed the invitation of the President to visit Vietnam to President Mohamed Irfaan Ali and congratulated the economic achievements that the people of Guyana have achieved under the President's leadership.
The Ambassador pledged that in her position, she will actively contribute to developing the traditional friendship and good cooperation between the Governments and peoples of the two countries.
During the meeting, the President asked Vietnam to support Guyana in cooperation on agriculture, livestock and crop production.
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| Ambassador Pham Thi Kim Hoa and Minister of Tourism, Industry and Trade. |
On March 21, Ambassador Pham Thi Kim Hoa paid a courtesy call to Guyana’s Minister of Tourism, Industry and Trade Oneidge Walrond. The host country affirmed that it will always facilitate and support Vietnamese products and businesses to access the Guyana market; at the same time, it wishes to learn valuable experiences from Vietnam in developing eco-tourism.
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| Ambassador Pham Thi Kim Hoa and Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Hugh Hilton Todd. |
On March 22, at the headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Pham Thi Kim Hoa had a working session with Minister Hugh Hilton Todd. Appreciating Vietnam's achievements and role in the international community, the Minister affirmed that he will always support Vietnam in multilateral forums and promote increased exchanges of high-level delegations and all levels in the coming time.
Based on the proposal of the Vietnamese side, the Permanent Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs said that visa exemption for diplomatic and official passports between the two countries will soon be granted to promote visits between the two countries.
At the same time, the Director of Bilateral Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that Guyana especially values and wants to expand cooperation as well as strengthen relations with countries in the Southeast Asian region, including Vietnam.
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| The Ambassador met and worked with Permanent Deputy Minister of Agriculture Madanlall Ramraj. |
On the same day, the Ambassador also had a meeting with Deputy Minister of Agriculture Madanlall Ramraj. You wish to expand cooperation in the fields of agriculture, mining and textiles with Vietnam in the coming time. Through the exchange, you affirmed your great interest in the issue of global food security and want Vietnam to share valuable experiences through the exchange of experts in the field of agricultural production.
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| Ambassador meets with Chairman of the Guyana Investment Office Peter Ramsaroop. |
On March 23, at the headquarters of the Guyana Investment Office, the Ambassador met and discussed investment cooperation possibilities with the Chairman of the office, Peter Ramsaroop. Guyana has strengths in eco-tourism, mineral and oil exploitation. Therefore, you will create the most favorable conditions for interested Vietnamese businesses to invest.
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| Ambassador meets Vietnamese people in Guyana. |
On this occasion, the Ambassador also visited and encouraged Vietnamese people living and working in Guyana. In Georgetown, there are about 20 Vietnamese people, mainly working in the construction and supermarket services sectors. They expressed their wish that the State and the Vietnamese Embassy would continue to pay attention and support to further develop and contribute to building the community in the future.
- Country name: Cooperative Republic of Guyana (Cooperativa República de Guyana). - Capital: Georgetown. - Area: 214,970 km2. - Geographical location : located in South America; Guyana borders Suriname to the east; Brazil to the south and southwest and Venezuela to the west. - Population: 795,408 (2022). - GDP: 13.5 billion USD (2022). - GDP/capita: 17,108 USD (2022). - Climate: tropical monsoon, with two rainy seasons from May to August and from November to January. - Language: English is official, dialects are widely used. - Establishing relations with Vietnam : April 19, 1975. |
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