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Chatterjee appointed High Commissioner for Barbados

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October 30, 2020
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Chatterjee appointed High Commissioner for Barbados

Chatterjee appointed High Commissioner for Barbados

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Chatterjee appointed High Commissioner for Barbados

The Government of Canada has announced that Lilian Chatterjee who was appointed High Commissioner to Guyana and Suriname in September 2017, has been appointed as the new High Commissioner for Barbados.

In a tweet, Chatterjee said “Sorry to leave Guyana and Suriname but glad to remain in the @CARICOMorg family with my new appointment as High Commissioner to Barbados. A privilege to represent Canada.”

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Diplomatic relations between the Cooperative Republic of Guyana and Canada were established on May 26th, 1966 and since then both countries have collaborated at bilateral, regional and international levels.

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