Ambassador of India to Guatemala, H.E. Raj Kumar Singh, visited the Prosthetic Limb Installation Camp at Mariscal Zavala to oversee ongoing activities and interact with beneficiaries receiving prosthetic support. The visit highlighted the humanitarian dimension of India’s development partnership in the region.

The Ambassador was accompanied by fellow diplomats, including H.E. Mr. Julio César Vidal Castillo, Ambassador of Panama, and Ms. Nicole Alejandra Vaquero, representing Honduras, reflecting a spirit of regional solidarity and shared commitment to inclusive development.

During the visit, Ambassador Singh reviewed the installation process and engaged directly with beneficiaries, acknowledging the transformative impact of prosthetic assistance in restoring mobility, dignity, and independence. The interaction underscored the importance of people-centric initiatives that address practical needs while fostering long-term social inclusion.

The Prosthetic Limb Installation Camp forms part of India’s broader efforts to support accessible healthcare and rehabilitation services, particularly for individuals affected by disability. Such initiatives emphasize cooperation beyond diplomacy, focusing on tangible outcomes that improve quality of life.

The presence of representatives from Panama and Honduras further highlighted the collaborative and regional relevance of the initiative, reinforcing South–South cooperation and shared humanitarian values.

The visit reaffirmed India’s commitment to inclusive development and people-to-people engagement in Guatemala and the wider Central American region.