Carter Center country representative Jason Calder is wrapping up his stint in promoting transparency and multi- stakeholder cooperation in Guyana.
During a meeting with Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo on Wednesday, Calder recalled his Center’s role in establishing the Guyana Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (G-EITI), as this country heads towards becoming an oil and gas economy.
Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo meeting Carter Center country representative Jason Calder on Wednesday
Prime Minister Nagamootoo, according to a statement from his office, expressed gratitude for the critical work of the Carter Center in bringing good governance to Guyana, and conveyed his personal appreciation of former US President Jimmy Carter “for his outstanding role in the political life of Guyana”.
The Prime Minister also applauded the initiative by Calder in “promoting understanding of the constitutional reform process, and indicated willingness to work with the Carter Center in the future to realise the goals of the process, which include Government-Opposition cooperation.
Calder leaves Guyana next month after his one-year stint.
