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Massive Guyana-India collaborations imminent No.106964
–– in agro-processing, oil-and-gas sector, manufacturing, human-resource development and ‘tech’ transfer, President Ali says
THERE will soon be a massive expansion in the collaboration between Indian and Guyanese companies within the coming months, following a visit to India by President, Dr Irfaan Ali. This was according to the Head of State, during a programme on India’s NDTV, “Left Right and Center.”
President Ali said his visit to India has been an expansive one which will see stronger collaboration between the two countries. During his visit, he underscored that they are not looking only at government-to-government relationships, but also private-sector collaboration.
Dr Ali related that he was accompanied by a large private-sector delegation, which has the aim of developing consortiums and foster partnerships. He said: “I am very confident that within the next three to four months, you will see a massive expansion of the Indian investment footprint in Guyana and
a massive expansion in the collaboration between Indian companies and Guyanese companies building consortiums and building partnerships.”
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