Former Prime Minister. Dr. the Rt. Hon. Keith Mitchell expressed appreciation to the Government of India for it’s commitment to implement initiatives agreed upon while he served Grenada as Prime Minister. Dr. Mitchell expressed those sentiments to the newly appointed High Commissioner to India Mr. Malay Mishra when he recently paid a courtesy call on the Opposition leader. Dr. Mitchell extended his gratitude through the high commission to the Government of India for its decision to setup the technology centre for Grenada which was born out of a request he had made to the Indian Prime Minister in 2007. India had agreed to provide support to Grenada in the area of information technology and had started an agreement with the Keith Mitchell administration to develop human resource capacity in the area of information technology. According to the high commissioner the Government of Indian is still committed to fulfilling the promises made to the NNP administration. As past chairman of the Caribbean Knowledge and Learning Network project, Dr. Mitchell is still of the firm view that initiatives such as the technology centre will go a long way in the advancement of many Grenadians. He noted that it was the intention of his administration to use the centre to empower Grenadians and to assist in creating employment opportunities. The Opposition leader also conveyed congratulatory words to the Indian Government on the success at the last General elections saying that the results will lead to more a stable democracy in India and will provide a greater opportunity for India to play a greater role in the development of small developing states such a Grenada. Dr. Mitchell also used the opportunity to recognize the outstanding performances and success of the Indian cricket team which is has caught the attention of the entire world. Ambassador Mishra who is based in Trinidad is now high commissioner for Grenada, Trinidad and Montserrat. From the Office of the Leader of the Opposition Inside Grenada News