In a prestigious occasion that introduced collectively luminaries from numerous sectors, Guyanese President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali was bestowed with the Legacy Award by the American Basis for the College of the West Indies (AFUWI).
The ceremony befell in New York Metropolis, marking a major recognition of President Ali’s efforts in nation-building and his contributions to the prosperity of Guyana and the Caribbean area.
An evening of recognition
The award was offered to President Ali by Guyanese American actress CCH Pounder, who lauded the president for his unwavering dedication to his nation and its future.
The accolade served not solely as a token of appreciation for President Ali’s dedication but in addition as a beacon of hope for future generations seeking to proceed the trail of progress he has set.
A dedication to public service and regional prosperity
In accepting the award, President Ali shared the credit score with the resilient folks of Guyana, whose spirit and dedication have fueled his ardour for public service.
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He mirrored on the struggles of previous generations and the significance of equitable alternatives for all.
Ali underscored his pledge to leverage Guyana’s burgeoning oil and fuel wealth to foster development and prosperity all through the Caribbean.
He emphasised that Guyana’s success ought to be a tide that lifts all boats within the area, signaling a brand new period of mutual progress and help.
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Supporting international communities
Highlighting the inherent generosity of the Guyanese folks, President Ali pointed to a latest fundraising initiative that garnered over US$100,000 for Palestinians in want.
He additionally talked about deliberate efforts to help the folks of Haiti, advocating for international solidarity and motion to handle the longstanding challenges confronted by the Haitian group.
Advocating for reparatory justice
In his remarks, President Ali didn’t draw back from addressing the necessity for reparatory justice, a trigger he famous as being near the hearts of many within the Caribbean.
He praised the efforts of Professor Sir Hilary Beckles, Vice Chancellor of the College of the West Indies, in advancing this essential problem.
Ali’s name for justice and his acknowledgment of the contributions of regional leaders underscored his imaginative and prescient for a future constructed on fairness, understanding, and shared prosperity.
