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Humanitarian Mission Guyana Inc salutes President Ali  

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
August 19, 2020
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The Board of Directors the Humanitarian Mission Guyana Inc., all donors and volunteers and I personally, extends warm congratulations to the H.E President Dr. Irfan Ali, Prime Minister, Mark Phillips; Vice-President, Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo and the entire Cabinet.  Indeed, congratulations are due to all the people of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana — the peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of a functioning democracy for Guyana. Guyana is demonstrating to the world today the strength of its democracy despite of the many challenges we have had.

Your Excellency, our organization is no stranger to you, we are a Non-profit established in Guyana since 2005, where we have been working tirelessly to help Educate, Empower and Elevate the people of Guyana towards a brighter future. Sometimes with the support of our Guyanese diaspora and through the benevolence of all our donors.

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We are convinced that with you as the President, great changes are coming for the people of Guyana. We stand ready to work with you, your government, and your administration on a common goal of prosperity and stability for our nation. We will work to help rebuild Guyana, expand in serving our citizens in the field of Education and Empowerment, and to assist Guyana’s continued development toward a prosperous future for its citizens.

We will continue to develop our people-to-people ties by ensuring educational and cultural exchanges expand in serving every citizen of our nation. We will work with you and your government as it takes the steps needed to complete the makeover. We pledge to work with you and your government and civil society to move as quickly as possible toward a better Guyana.

Once again, please accept our sincerest congratulations.

With regards

Suresh Sugrim
President, HMG Inc.

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