Jonathan Finer, the US Principal Deputy National Security Advisor, is currently in Guyana for an official visit aimed at furthering cooperation on mutual interests between the two nations.
In an exclusive interview with NCN News, Finer expressed his anticipation for discussions with President Irfaan Ali on several key issues.
Finer’s visit adds to a series of high-profile visits by top US officials to Guyana in recent weeks and months, reflecting the deep interest of the United States in strengthening ties with the nation.
He emphasized the importance of the partnership between the United States and Guyana, highlighting Guyana’s significant role within CARICOM.
Acknowledging Guyana’s leadership in CARICOM, Finer expressed the US government’s desire to expand cooperation with Guyana across various sectors, including climate, energy, and food security.
He commended Guyana’s efforts in combating the climate crisis and its progress in climate mitigation, underscoring the country’s proactive stance on environmental issues.
Accompanying Finer is Juan González, the Western Hemisphere Senior Director, who will also participate in the visit to Colombia following their engagements in Guyana.
Finer’s visit underscores the commitment of both nations to deepening their partnership and collaboration on regional and global challenges, reflecting the importance of bilateral relations between Guyana and the United States.