As tensions rise over the Guyana-Venezuela border controversy, the Guyanese government has initiated a sensitization campaign targeting the Guyanese diaspora. Finance Minister Dr. Ashni Singh and Health Minister Dr. Frank Anthony addressed a webinar organized by the Diaspora Unit of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to keep Guyanese abroad informed about the latest developments. During […]
A public awareness conference aimed at secondary and tertiary-level students was conducted at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre, focusing on the ongoing border controversy between Venezuela and Guyana. Public Service Minister Sonia Parag addressed the event, emphasizing the significant threat posed by Venezuela’s pursuit of Essequibo to international law and regional stability. Minister Parag expressed […]
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is set to deliver its ruling on Friday, December 1, in response to Guyana’s request for provisional measures concerning Venezuela’s referendum on Essequibo, scheduled for December 3. The central concern is that Venezuela’s referendum, as proposed, could be tantamount to the annexation of Guyana’s territory, prompting Guyana to seek […]
In a unified stance, several major regional and international organizations have endorsed the ruling of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in response to the Government of Guyana’s request for provisional measures to prevent any actions by Venezuela that could lead to the annexation of the Essequibo. CARICOM Stands Firm: The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) has […]
President Dr. Irfaan Ali has delivered a warning at COP28, cautioning against the potential failure to achieve a viable outcome that would provide the world with the energy it needs to grow and prosper. President Ali emphasized the importance of avoiding a doctrinarian approach, stating that COP28 will not achieve its objectives if leaders continue […]
In a significant development, Guyana has secured a favorable ruling at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) with provisional orders granted, restraining Venezuela from taking any action that would interfere with Guyana’s control of the Essequibo region. The ruling, essentially directs Venezuela to refrain from proceeding with its controversial December 3 referendum, where the government […]
Prime Minister Brigadier (ret’d) Mark Phillips has indicated that there are signs of Venezuela withdrawing some of its troops from the border with Guyana. The Prime Minister attributes this possible de-escalation to the effectiveness of Guyana’s approach in dealing with the aggression. PM Phillips highlighted that Venezuela’s recent threats, which he described as a “crazy […]
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has announced that it will deliver its ruling on Friday, December 1, regarding Guyana’s request for provisional measures in relation to Venezuela’s planned referendum on Essequibo, scheduled for December 3. Guyana has contended that the referendum, if conducted in its current form, could be tantamount to the annexation of […]
A public awareness conference was conducted at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre, focusing on educating secondary and tertiary level students about the Venezuela-Guyana border controversy. The event aimed to provide insights into the historical significance of the dispute and enhance public awareness among students. Public Service Minister Sonia Parag addressed the conference, emphasizing the gravity […]
The Guyanese government is looking forward to a transformative boost in the local business landscape through partnerships with European companies. This optimistic outlook was conveyed during a reception for a visiting EU delegation. Recognizing the successful implementation of various projects funded through collaborations with EU companies, Public Works Minister Juan Edghill is optimistic about the […]