Chief-of-Staff of the Guyana Defence Force Brigadier Omar Khan organised a Military Partners Day in symbolic display of gratitude and camaraderie in recognition of the support from prestigious international allies.
The event celebrated the partnerships between Guyana and its military collaborators: France, the United States of America, Brazil, China, India, the United Kingdom, and Canada. They were recognized for their unwavering commitment to fostering international cooperation and mutual assistance in defence and security matters. According to a GDF press release, several officers who have benefited from training opportunities facilitated by these partnerships conducted presentations, acknowledging the diverse areas of training received. The event also emphasised the collaborative endeavours undertaken by the GDF alongside its international partners. Representatives from each collaborating nation were present, fostering diplomatic ties and deepening the understanding of shared objectives.
The event served as a robust platform to reinforce the bonds of friendship and cooperation that have been cultivated over the years. It also demonstrated the shared dedication to strengthening global peace and security through collaborative efforts in defence and military operations, the release said.
The GDF expressed appreciation for the enduring support of its military partners and highlighted the shared commitment towards global peace and security.
