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Carolyn Rodrigues

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Preceded by
  
Rudy Insanally

Nationality
  
Guyanese

Role
  
Guyanese Politician

Succeeded by
  
Carl Greenidge

Name
  
Carolyn Rodrigues

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Born
  
16 September 1973 (age 50) Moruca, Barima-Waini Region (
1973-09-16
)

Alma mater
  
University of Regina University of Guyana

Education
  
University of Guyana, University of Regina

Foreign Affairs Min Carolyn Rodrigues Birkett, 2014 Budget debate presentation


Carolyn Allison Rodrigues-Birkett (born September 16, 1973) is a Guyanese politician who served as Minister of Foreign Affairs of Guyana from 2008 to 2015.

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Life and career

Rodrigues, an Amerindian, was born in Moruca, Barima-Waini Region. After attending a private school in Georgetown, she received a scholarship for Amerindians and went to study business administration at the University of Regina in Canada and returned to Guyana in 1993. She was required by her scholarship to work for Amerindian communities, and as a result she left the lumber company where she worked and instead went to work for the Inter-American Development Bank's Social Impact Amelioration Programme (SIMAP) in Guyana, although this meant 65% less pay. She became Coordinator of SIMAP's Amerindian Projects Programme, holding that post until 2001, when she went to study in social work at the University of Guyana.

Rodrigues was appointed to the Cabinet as Minister of Amerindian Affairs in April 2001. Following the 2006 general election, she was reappointed as Minister of Amerindian Affairs and sworn in on September 4, 2006. After seven years as Minister of Amerindian Affairs, she was appointed as Minister of Foreign Affairs on April 9, 2008, replacing Rudy Insanally. She was sworn in on April 10.

Rodrigues continued to serve as Minister of Foreign Affairs until the People's Progressive Party (PPP) lost the May 2015 general election.

References

Carolyn Rodrigues Wikipedia