Formulating and implementing Guyana's foreign policy since 1975 — protecting national sovereignty, promoting blue economy, and serving our citizens across the world.
H.E. Hugh Hilton Todd
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
Amb. Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali
Embassy Headquarters
CPLP · African Union · UN · Gulf of Guinea Commission
Embassies in Lisbon, Luanda, Beijing, Paris, Geneva
Guyana assumes leadership of the Community of Portuguese Language Countries for 2026-2027.
Agreement on renewable energy, digital transition and higher education signed.
Regional commitment to sustainable fishing, maritime security and anti-piracy.
Formulate. Coordinate. Implement. The Ministry ensures national sovereignty and territorial integrity through principled diplomacy and global cooperation.
Advancing sovereignty, maritime security and multilateral engagement across CPLP, African Union and United Nations.
Explore policy →Managing development aid, technical cooperation and partnership programs with EU, UN, CPLP and bilateral partners.
Cooperation portal →Passports, visas, legalizations, emergency support for nationals abroad and foreign citizens.
Get help →Maritime security, CPLP integration
Portugal, EU funds, mobility
South-South, climate finance
Infrastructure, digital cooperation
UN, SIDS, Gulf of Guinea
“Guyana's foreign policy is rooted in peace, respect for international law, and an unwavering commitment to our partners — for the prosperity of our people and the protection of our blue nation.”
H.E. Hugh Hilton Todd
Minister of Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary