The United States is to join Canada in helping to fashion new regulations and policies to govern the management of the oil and gas sector in Guyana, according to US Ambassador Brendt Hardt.
Ambassador Hardt’s disclosure, made last Friday at the Guyana Manufacturing and Services Association 16th Annual Awards Ceremony and Dinner at the Princess Hotel, came just days after similar commitments were given by his Canadian counterpart David Devine.
US support, which Hardt says will also impact on downstream industries, has already committed Washington to
