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Guyana, Dominican Republic sign MOU to boost economic, commercial ties



Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister, Hon. Hugh Todd and Foreign Affairs Minister of the Dominican Republic, H.E. Roberto Alvarez signed the agreement at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Georgetown.

Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister, Hon. Hugh Todd and Foreign Affairs Minister of the Dominican Republic, H.E. Roberto Alvarez signing the MOU

The Governments of Guyana and the Dominican Republic on Wednesday fortified their ties with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for a bilateral cooperation plan between the two countries.

Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister, Hon. Hugh Todd and Foreign Affairs Minister of the Dominican Republic, H.E. Roberto Alvarez with the signed MOU

The MOU provides for the strengthening of cooperation, examining opportunities, developing capacities, facilitating partnerships, and sharing experiences in industries including energy and mining, logistics, air, sea, and land transportation, tourism, agriculture, manufacturing, investment advancement, and private sector growth.

(from left): Sharmayne Balram, Foreign Service Officer, Secretariat of the Minister ; Department of the Americas, Vernon Robinson; Chief of Protocol Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Ivelaw Evelyn, Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister, Hon. Hugh Todd; Foreign Affairs Minister of the Dominican Republic, H.E. Roberto Alvarez; Deputy Minister of Bilateral Foreign Policy, Ambassador José Julio Gómez Beato; and Ambassador of the Dominican Republic in Trinidad and Tobago, H.E. Wellington Bencosme

A committee will also be established to advance trade and technical cooperation between the two nations. Ambassador of the Dominican Republic in Trinidad and Tobago, H.E. Wellington Bencosme; Deputy Minister of Bilateral Foreign Policy, Ambassador José Julio Gómez Beato; Department of the Americas, Vernon Robinson; and Chief of Protocol Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Ivelaw Evelyn also attended the meeting.

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