Guyana’s Embassy in Qatar Holds Evening of Reflection, Prayer, and Patriotism
On Sunday, the Embassy of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana in the State of Qatar held an evening of Reflection, Prayer, and Patriotism where the Guyanese diaspora residing in Qatar was updated on the Guyana-Venezuela controversy.
The programme consisted of the rendition of the National Anthem and the National Pledge by a Guyanese student studying in Qatar, Ronneil Lord.
The Christian prayer was facilitated by Kevin Campbell, the Hindu Prayer was led by Tara Singh and the Muslim prayer was done by Dr Irshaad Shafeeulllah.
Finance Minister, Dr Ashni Singh during his video presentation eruditely articulated and briefed the audience on the Guyana/Venezuela controversy. Indeed, he advised the audience that Guyana adheres to the universally acceptable ethos of respect for sovereignty and territorial adherence to international law and the peaceful settlement of disputes.
Circle of Unity formed by attendees
He reiterated that Essequibo belongs to Guyana. In so doing, the Minister invoked nationalistic fervour amongst the audience.
Following his feature presentation, a Circle of Unity was formed amongst the attendees, symbolising our nation’s strength.
The audience was then provided with a description of the Guyanese menu, by Julia Kanhai. The programme ended with the vote of thanks being done by Guyana’s Ambassador to the State of Qatar, Safraaz Ahmad Shadood.
