Guyanese President Irfaan Ali gave the prime minister, who is now in Guyana for the final stop of his three-nation tour, "The Order of Excellence" on Wednesday.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi received the highest honors from Guyana and Dominica for his efforts to improve bilateral relations with the two Caribbean countries, his outstanding contributions to the global community, and his work during the COVID-19 pandemic.Guyanese President Irfaan Ali awarded the prime minister "The Order of Excellence" on Wednesday while he was in Guyana for the final stop of his three-nation tour.
"I sincerely thank President Dr. Irfaan Ali for bestowing upon me the Order of Excellence, Guyana's highest honor." In a post on X, he stated, "This is a recognition of the 140 crore people of India."
As he accepted the prize, he remarked, "This is living proof of your deep commitment to our relations which will continue to inspire us to move forward in every field."
According to a news release from the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), Modi dedicated the honor to the Indian people and the longstanding historical connections between the two nations.
Additionally, he emphasized that his state visit is evidence of India's ongoing commitment to strengthening ties with Guyana.
An more feather in India's crown! For his outstanding service to the international community, statesmanship, and contribution to strengthening India-Guyana ties, President @DrMohamedIrfaa1 @presidentaligy of Guyana awarded PM @narendramodi the country's highest national honor, "The Order of Excellence," the MEA wrote in a post on X.
According to the ministry, Modi is the fourth foreign leader to receive Guyana's highest national honor.
Prior to this, Dominican President Sylvanie Burton presented the prime minister with the "Dominica Award of Honour" during the India-CARICOM Summit held here.
I'm honored to have received Dominica's highest national honor. In a post on X, Modi stated, "I dedicate it to the 140 crore people of India."
"I dedicate this honor to my Indian sisters and brothers." In a different post, he said, "It also demonstrates the unbreakable bond between our nations."
Prior to this, Dominican President Sylvanie Burton presented the prime minister with the "Dominica Award of Honour" during the India-CARICOM Summit held here.
I'm honored to have received Dominica's highest national honor. In a post on X, Modi stated, "I dedicate it to the 140 crore people of India."
"I dedicate this honor to my Indian sisters and brothers." In a different post, he said, "It also demonstrates the unbreakable bond between our nations."
"The award is a recognition of PM's commitment to strengthening India-Dominica ties and his statesmanship and contribution to Dominica during the COVID-19 pandemic," the MEA wrote in a post.
"Your kind words have touched me, Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit," Modi remarked in response to an X post made by Roosevelt Skerrit, the prime minister of Dominica. I receive the "Dominica Award of Honor" with the utmost appreciation and humility. "You mentioned the assistance during COVID-19. Seeing how our unity during COVID-19 forged ties across countries and continents makes me very happy. In the future, we will continue to cooperate closely with Dominica," he continued.
"Your kind words have touched me, Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit," Modi remarked in response to an X post made by Roosevelt Skerrit, the prime minister of Dominica. I receive the "Dominica Award of Honor" with the utmost appreciation and humility. "You mentioned the assistance during COVID-19. Seeing how our unity during COVID-19 forged ties across countries and continents makes me very happy. In the future, we will continue to cooperate closely with Dominica," he continued.
In his post on X, Prime Minister Skerrit stated, "Your kind donation of 70,000 AstraZeneca vaccines became a lifeline for Dominica in 2021, during the darkest days of the COVID-19 pandemic."
"It is a tribute to your enduring legacy of leadership, your commitment to humanity, and the indelible mark you have left on nations, including ours, far beyond your shores," he said, adding that the honor was more than just a symbol. It "transscended a donation; it was a powerful reminder that true leadership knows no borders," according to Skerrit. He said, "This one act of solidarity echoed the essence of South-South collaboration and global partnership."
"It is a tribute to your enduring legacy of leadership, your commitment to humanity, and the indelible mark you have left on nations, including ours, far beyond your shores," he said, adding that the honor was more than just a symbol. It "transscended a donation; it was a powerful reminder that true leadership knows no borders," according to Skerrit. He said, "This one act of solidarity echoed the essence of South-South collaboration and global partnership."
The ideals that Dominica and India share, such as our unshakeable commitment to democracy, fortitude in the face of hardship, and faith in the strength of unity, are also reflected in this honor. We now understand that your inspiration transcends the oceans separating us. The world is indebted to you for your unwavering efforts to improve humanity, just like Dominica," he remarked.
Prime Minister Modi will also receive Barbados' highest honor, increasing his total number of overseas accolades to 19.
A few days ago, Modi received the top honor from Dominica.
Prime Minister Modi will also receive Barbados' highest honor, increasing his total number of overseas accolades to 19.
A few days ago, Modi received the top honor from Dominica.
Skerrit's office said in a statement announcing the award that it also acknowledges Modi's role in advancing global efforts to build climate resilience and sustainable development, as well as India's assistance to Dominica in the areas of healthcare, education, and information technology.
"The award is an expression of Dominica's gratitude for Modi's solidarity with Dominica and the wider region," Prime Minister Skerrit said in the announcement.
In accepting the award, Prime Minister Modi reaffirmed India's commitment to working with Dominica and the Caribbean to address global issues like climate change and geopolitical conflicts, highlighting the value of teamwork in doing so, the statement said.
"The award is an expression of Dominica's gratitude for Modi's solidarity with Dominica and the wider region," Prime Minister Skerrit said in the announcement.
In accepting the award, Prime Minister Modi reaffirmed India's commitment to working with Dominica and the Caribbean to address global issues like climate change and geopolitical conflicts, highlighting the value of teamwork in doing so, the statement said.
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