President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali uses Guyana’s Arrival Day to call for national unity and inclusive development ahead of the country’s 60th Independence anniversary. In his Arrival Day message, Ali highlights the day as a time for reflection on shared history and a renewed commitment to “One Guyana.” He urges citizens to ensure that no one feels like a stranger in their homeland, saying the nation should actively work to create conditions where all heritages are recognized and involved in public life.
According to reporting from INews Guyana and the Guyana Chronicle, Ali emphasizes that unity is reinforced through inclusion, with all communities encouraged to be seen, heard, and represented as Guyana continues strengthening its national cohesion. Both outlets frame the message as part of the broader effort to “fortify” unity while Guyana prepares for Independence Day celebrations later this year.
