Carl Greenidge
Carl Greenidge is a seasoned Guyanese politician and diplomat who served as Minister of Foreign Affairs during the APNU+AFC Coalition government. He has been involved in significant diplomatic efforts regarding Guyana's border disputes, particularly with Venezuela, and has been noted for his controversial stance on the legal challenges to the 1899 Arbitration Award, which has defined Guyana's borders.
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Recent news mentions
Carl Greenidge had told Stabroek News about the economic problems that led to the closure of the Colombian Embassy.
Colombia’s embassy relaunched - Stabroek News
Guyana· 2025-07-30
Carl Greenidge is mentioned as a heavyweight from the PNC/R opposition.
Cobbling together a coalition may entail magnanimity from the larger partyGuyana· 2025-06-20
Hon Carl Greenidge has been recognized for his contributions to the ACP Group of States.
Essential Guyana remains steadfast in its political commitment to the Global South and the OACPSGuyana· 2025-06-07
Mr. Carl Greenidge served as Deputy Secretary General and briefly as Acting Secretary General of the ACP Secretariat.
The ACP 50th Georgetown Anniversary was a fitting occasion for reflection and celebrationGuyana· 2025-06-06
Carl Greenidge of Guyana was deputy secretary general and secretary general, ad interim.
Elizabeth Morgan | Whither the ACP/OACPS at 50? | Commentary
Jamaica· 2025-06-04
Minister Carl Greenidge spoke wisely and informatively as a former President of Guyana.
Herdmanston’s Lodge conference on the border controversy illuminated a refreshing model of Guyanese civility and constructive cooperationGuyana· 2025-03-31
Carl Greenidge is apparently not interested in the position of presidential candidate.
Norton not budging on presidential candidate -sourcesGuyana· 2025-03-30
Carl Greenidge, as Minister of Foreign Affairs, has been involved in the legal border dispute between Guyana and Venezuela.
Irresponsible and unwise reactions of the APNU+AFC Coalition and the PPP/C have brought us to the stage where there is a legal border disputeGuyana· 2025-03-14
