Prime Minister Narendra Modi is visiting Guyana later tonight (Wednesday India time) on a historic tour, marking the first visit by an Indian prime minister since 1968. Modi will hold bilateral talks with the host President Irfaan Ali during his state visit.

The Indian community in Guyana showcased their rich culture ahead of PM Narendra Modi's momentous visit, marking the first such visit in 56 years. His itinerary includes co-chairing the India-CARICOM Summit and pivotal talks with Guyana's leadership,

Narendra Modi arrived in Guayana on Wednesday, making him the first Indian PM to visit the nation in the last 56 years.

In Guyana, PM Narendra Modi is all set to co-chair the second India-CARICOM Summit alongside President Mohamed Irfaan Ali and Grenada’s PM Dickon Mitchell. CARICOM, which stands for Caribbean Community and Common Market,

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Guyana marks the first time an Indian PM has set foot in the nation in 56 years. The trip aims to strengthen ties and collaboration with Caribbean partners as PM Modi participates in the 2nd India-CARICOM Summit and addresses Guyana's Parliament.

Nearly 40% of Guyana’s population is of Indian descent, with many tracing their roots back to indentured laborers who arrived over 185 years ago.