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ERC CONGRATULATES PRESIDENT ALI AND GOVERNMENT 

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August 19, 2020
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Dear Editor  

The Ethnic Relations Commission (ERC) wishes to congratulate Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali on his election as President of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces. 

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The Commission also congratulates the Prime Minister and all the Ministers who have been sworn in to serve in government and takes this opportunity to extend best wishes for success to President Ali and his team. 

As the new government embarks on its tasks of governance, the Commission commends the peaceful transition that is ongoing and urges that healing and reconciliation by all stakeholders be foremost as we endeavour together for the realization of the intent of our National Motto. 

The Commission looks forward to engaging His Excellency President Ali on matters of building unity and harmony among our people. 

Once again, our best wishes to President Ali and his government. 

Regards
Ethnic Relations Commission 

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