Pres Ali assures GAW Women’s team of nation’s unwavering support
– ahead of Women’s CPL, which bowls off on August 31
President Dr Irfaan Ali on Sunday engaged members of the Guyana Amazon Warriors Women’s team at State House, Main Street, Georgetown.
As a strong advocate for sport development and women’s empowerment, the President hosted a breakfast meeting during which enlightened discussions were had with the team, encouraging them to continue striving for excellence, both on and off the field.
Ali took the opportunity to personally commend the team on their dedication, underscoring their vital role as ambassadors of sports. He assured the players that they had the unwavering support of the entire nation as they geared up for their upcoming challenge while promoting not just women in sports locally, but regionally and internationally as well.
Members of the team at State House on Sunday
Captain Stafanie Taylor expressed her delight at the event, emphasising how the team felt deeply honoured by the President’s gracious reception.
“It’s an incredible privilege to be here at State House and share moments of camaraderie with President Ali. What stood out for me was his dedication to promoting sports and women’s empowerment. His encouragement and assurance resonate deeply with us as we prepare to give our best on the field. We are committed to making Guyana proud,” she stated.
The gathering was laced with a sense of unity and shared purpose, embodying the profound connections that sports can foster within a nation. The team members and President Ali exchanged stories of determination, overcoming obstacles, and striving for excellence, reflecting the shared values of resilience and ambition.
This meeting between the Guyana Amazon Warriors Women and President Dr Ali underscores the significance of sports in bringing communities together and promoting national pride. As the team continue to prepare for their upcoming endeavours, they carry with them the collective support and well-wishes of Guyanese citizens.
The Massy Women’s Caribbean Premier League will bowl off in Barbados on August 31 and run until September 10 when the final will be played in Trinidad and Tobago.
