US Consular Affairs official discusses visa matters, adoptions 

From left are Minister of Human Services, Vindhya Persaud;  US Assistant Secretary for Consular Affairs, Rena Bitter; US Ambassador to Guyana, Sarah-Ann Lynch and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Hugh Todd. (US Embassy photo)

US Assistant Secretary for Consular Affairs Rena Bitter visited Guyana yesterday and met with government officials on various issues including visa matters. 

A statement from the US Embassy said that Bitter met with Minister of Foreign Affairs Hugh Todd and Minister of Human Services and Social Security Vindhya Persaud to discuss visa matters and intercountry adoptions.   

The statement said that the United States is committed to facilitating legitimate travel to the US by both immigrant and non-immigrant travellers and that visas for work and tourism are the foundation of US President Joe Biden’s foreign policy. It added that international visitors are essential to the US economy and travel and service industries.