CDB President Daniel Best concluded a visit to Guyana focused on developmental partnerships. Key highlights included the opening of new educational institutions and discussions with government officials about ongoing projects. The visit reaffirmed the CDB’s commitment to supporting Guyana’s development objectives.
The newly appointed President of the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), Mr. Daniel Best, concluded a productive three-day visit to Guyana, engaging in various developmental discussions with government officials. Key highlights included a meeting with President Dr. Irfaan Ali and visits to new educational facilities in Region Two, representing vital collaborative projects between the CDB and the Guyanese government.
During the opening of the Exceptional Learners’ Centre, President Ali emphasized the government’s commitment to education, particularly for special needs children. He acknowledged the challenges faced by parents and reassured them that the government remains dedicated to listening and delivering results.
In his remarks, Mr. Best expressed his joy over the educational developments, highlighting the opening of the special needs learning center as a significant step towards inclusive education in Guyana. He recognized education as a fundamental right, underscoring the government’s proactive efforts under President Ali’s leadership.
At the inauguration of the Onderneeming Primary School, Minister Singh discussed how President Ali’s vision of “One Guyana” reflects the nation’s diversity and unity. He reiterated that the government is committed to ensuring quality education for all children across the country, including those with disabilities.
Dr. Singh also highlighted initiatives such as the ramping up of the school feeding program and the distribution of textbooks to support students’ educational needs. These efforts aim to enhance the educational infrastructure and accessibility for every child in Guyana.
Prior to the school openings, Dr. Singh met with Mr. Best and his team to explore further collaboration between the government and CDB on ongoing developmental projects, including the Linden to Mabura Road and a training institute. The meeting underscored the importance of strong partnerships in achieving developmental goals in Guyana.
Mr. Best, acknowledging Guyana’s significance in the CDB’s portfolio, stated that the country exemplifies a strong partnership capable of mutual growth. His visit aimed to reinforce this commitment and discuss opportunities for expanding collaboration with the Guyanese government as it pursues its development agenda.
The visit of CDB President Daniel Best highlighted the ongoing collaboration between the Caribbean Development Bank and the Government of Guyana. Key initiatives include the opening of significant educational institutions, which are part of broader efforts to enhance inclusive education. The discussions showcased the commitment of both parties to further development projects in Guyana, emphasizing a shared goal of advancing national growth and infrastructure improvements.
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