Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Guyana, marking the first visit by an Indian leader in more than 50 years to the South American country with diaspora ties

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was conferred with Guyana's highest civilian honour, 'The Order of Excellence', by President Mohamed Irfaan Ali.

PM Narendra Modi concluded his three-nation tour to Nigeria, Brazil, and Guyana, departing from Georgetown on November 21. The visit included his participation in the 19th G20 Summit in Brazil and a historic State visit to Guyana,

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's foreign visit to three nations witnessed a whirlwind diplomacy, as he met over 30 world leaders and also held flurry of bilateral meetings during the five-day trip.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday arrived in Guyana, the first Indian PM to visit the country in 56 years. In an unprecedented gesture, he was received at the airport by President of Guyana, Mohamed Irfaan Ali,

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday reminisced about his official visit to Guyana from November 20 to 22. He became the first Indian Prime Minister to visit the nation in 56 years. Sharing a six-minute video with highlights of his visit on X,

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi says his government views the South American country of Guyana as key to its energy security.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi made the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister to Guyana in 56 years. Guyana is the final destination of the PM's three-nation tour, which included visits to Nigeria and Brazil for the G20 Summit.

Addressing a special sitting of Parliament in Guyana on Thursday, Modi said he views Guyana as an important energy source. India, he said, is diversifying its sources of oil as the demand for energy is growing. “In this regard, we view Guyana as an important energy source,” said Modi.