Prime Minister Keir Starmer has met with the Guyanese president, Irfaan Ali, where they reiterated the countries' long history and shared commitments. Report by Alibhaiz. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
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00:00Hi, how are you?
00:02Very good, nice to see you.
00:06You know our Foreign Secretary very well?
00:08Oh yes, dearly.
00:10Have a seat.
00:12Please sit down.
00:16I think you met our Foreign Minister.
00:20Yes, very nice to see you.
00:22But it's very good to have the opportunity to sit down together.
00:26We've got a long and shared history, but obviously a very strong shared present as well.
00:32And not just David in our government, in our party.
00:36There's a very, very deep roots to your country.
00:38Yes, definitely.
00:40And we have a lot of shared commitments that we're championing.
00:44I know from the day you were elected, I reached out to the Foreign Secretary.
00:50And I think we share a common interest and value.
00:53After all, we're co-chairing the initiative on forests.
00:57Yes, which is a really important initiative.
00:59And we're also working on the Global Biodiversity Alliance.
01:07Well that's good, we can have a big discussion.