Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi says his government views the South American country of Guyana as key to its energy security.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid a state visit Wednesday to the South American country of Guyana, where 40 percent of the population is of subcontinental origin.

Visiting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Thursday his country is interested in oil from Guyana, the small South American nation with the world's highest per capita crude reserves.Guyana, which sits on the northeast coast of South America and borders Venezuela,

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Guyana, marking the first visit by an Indian leader in more than 50 years to the South American country with diaspora ties.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday reminisced about his official visit to Guyana from November 20 to 22. He became the first Indian Prime Minister to visit the nation in 56 years. Sharing a six-minute video with highlights of his visit on X,

Modi said Guyana will play an important role in India's energy security and a blueprint for long-term partnership in the sector will be prepared.