By Nakasia Logan
President Dr. Irfaan Ali reiterated his government’s dedication to upholding the core principles of democracy and justice during an Eid-ul-Fitr Dinner held at the Muslim Youth Organisation (MYO) over the weekend.
The event, hosted by President Ali and First Lady Arya Ali, brought together attendees from diverse ethnic and religious backgrounds.
In his address, President Ali emphasized that his administration is steadfast in its commitment to creating an equitable and inclusive society.
He highlighted the importance of social, economic, and political justice, as well as the rule of law and democracy.
President Ali stressed that his government’s focus is on ensuring respect for all individuals, including women, children, and community leaders.
Addressing the priorities of his administration, President Ali underscored the need to tackle issues such as hunger, education access, and housing.
He reaffirmed his commitment to taking substantive action to address these challenges, emphasizing the government’s proactive approach to governance.
President Ali’s impassioned speech resonated with attendees, who applauded his vision for a united and just society.
The President urged all citizens to uphold the values that unite Guyanese people, emphasizing the importance of unity and shared destiny.
During the dinner, several individuals were recognized for their outstanding contributions to various fields and community development efforts.
The event served as a platform to celebrate achievements and foster solidarity among attendees.
The Eid-ul-Fitr Dinner highlighted President Ali’s commitment to promoting justice, democracy, and social cohesion in Guyana, underscoring the government’s dedication to serving all citizens with integrity and inclusivity.