Tag: border controversy
Gov’t to increase investments to boost military capacity – Dr Jagdeo
The government plans to increase its investment in the military and continue pursuing defence cooperation opportunities with international allies. Speaking ... Read More
Guyana takes firm stand in talks with President Maduro
President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali is currently participating in high-level discussions in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, where talks with ... Read More
Guyana’s sovereignty non-negotiable, open to talks with Venezuela – President Ali tells Bloomberg News
In a recent interview with Bloomberg News, President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali stressed that while Guyana prioritises peaceful coexistence and ... Read More
Guyana’s position on border controversy remains non-negotiable – President Ali
- As he prepares to dialogue with Venezuelan leader President, Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali has assured Guyanese that the nation’s ... Read More
Oil companies operating in Essequibo urged to ignore Venezuela’s ultimatum
Oil companies working under concessions in Guyana’s Essequibo region are encouraged to pay no heed to the ultimatum issued by ... Read More
‘We will not allow our territory to be violated nor development stymied’ – President Ali asserts
Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali has reaffirmed that his administration will not allow Guyana’s territory ... Read More
Venezuela’s behaviour has not swayed commitment of investors – President Ali
President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali has emphasised that the behaviour of Venezuela has not swayed the commitment of investors, nor ... Read More
“We are doing everything to ensure the region remains a zone of peace,” – President Ali tells CBS News
President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali continues to reaffirm his commitment to a peaceful resolution to the Guyana-Venezuela border controversy. In ... Read More
Gov’t reaffirms commitment to protecting all 83,000 square miles of Guyana
The government has reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to defending the country's territorial integrity and sovereignty. Minister of Labour, Joseph Hamilton, ... Read More