Berbice, Guyana – A high-level All-Party Indian Parliamentary Delegation participated in Guyana’s 59th Independence Day celebrations held in Berbice, reinforcing the strong diplomatic and cultural bonds shared between the two nations.
The delegation’s presence at the national ceremony served as a symbol of India’s commitment to strengthening bilateral ties and highlighted the historical relationship rooted in shared democratic values, cultural connections, and mutual respect. The visit also emphasized India’s support for Guyana’s sovereignty and its progress as a developing nation.
In a statement, the Indian High Commission in Georgetown noted, “The participation of the Indian Parliamentary Delegation in Guyana’s Independence Day celebrations underscores our historically warm relations and the everlasting people-to-people ties that unite our two countries.”
The celebrations included traditional cultural performances, parades, and formal addresses, offering the Indian delegation a glimpse into the national pride and heritage of the Guyanese people. Delegates also engaged with local officials and community leaders during the visit, further enhancing cooperation in areas such as education, technology, health, and parliamentary exchange.
India and Guyana have enjoyed diplomatic relations since 1966. Over the years, both countries have collaborated closely in multilateral forums and development partnerships. The shared Indian heritage of many Guyanese citizens has also played a key role in deepening cultural and social links.
The Indian delegation’s visit comes at a time when both countries are looking to expand economic cooperation and strategic engagement in the region. The event marked not only a celebration of Guyana’s independence but also a renewed commitment to a future of mutual growth and friendship.
