– Says the Opposition Leader “has seen the light” Opposition Leader, Bharrat Jagdeo, is currently in the USA holding talks with world leaders on climate change, a topic which is high on the agenda of the APNU+AFC government. But President David Granger is not the least bit threatened by this.President David GrangerIn fact,Wholesale NFL Jerseys, he welcomes the interventions by the former President. Yesterday he told media operatives that Jagdeo “has seen the light.”During a press conference at the Ministry of the Presidency,Cheap Jerseys Online, the President said,Discount NFL Jerseys, “We are happy he (Jagdeo) has come over to our side…Guyana is one state, one leadership and we welcome Jagdeo’s support for our climate change agenda.”The Head of State added,Wholesale Jerseys, “It is known that during his tenure in office,Cheap Jerseys Wholesale, he did advance certain initiatives in terms of climate change and where useful we will embrace those initiatives.”Granger said that his administration is not in the business of rejecting things or projects in a whimsical manner. He reiterated, “As far as Mr. Jagdeo is concerned, his intervention is welcomed.”Jagdeo recently joined world leaders in New York, as the international community accelerates preparations towards reaching a historic global climate agreement in Paris in December.As well as meetings at the United Nations and elsewhere in New York,Cheap NFL Jerseys, the former President attended the Clinton Global Initiative, now in its tenth year under the leadership of former US President Bill Clinton.At the United Nations, former President Jagdeo emphasized how people from developing countries around the world continued to be united in their desire to provide solutions to climate change.He noted the immense progress made by countries such as Brazil, which has just set out ambitious climate goals to 2025, building on its remarkable success with the Amazon.Opposition Leader, Bharrat JagdeoJagdeo also joined former New Zealand Prime Minister and current Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme at the launch of a report by the Center for Global Development.The report focused on world-leading national global models for low carbon development, and highlighted Guyana’s Low Carbon Development Strategy, and the fact that the Guyana-Norway partnership on forests is the world’s second largest forest payment for performance mechanism, after Brazil’s Amazon Fund.On November 30, global leaders will gather in Paris to conclude the Paris Agreement. Former President Jagdeo urged developed and developing countries to raise their sights towards an ambitious agreement to stabilize the planet’s climate. (Kiana Wilburg)