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He noted that the country is interested in establishing a permanent presence in Guyana. Our only objective is to get the best possible outcome for the people of this country because they deserve it,” the president said.ĭeputy Minister for Investors Outreach, Badr Al Badr assured of Saudi Arabia’s commitment to building stronger investment trade and business links between the middle eastern country and Guyana. “This government that I am a part of is not wedded to any preferential partner, whether they are from east, west, north or south. The president however, made it clear that Guyana is not hooked on any ideological or superior partner, but on those that can give the country the best possible outcomes. With that money, we can start the process of pushing projects forward… I can assure you that we can get our technical people in a room with you, and we will not leave until we are finished with the project.”
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“Let us talk about how to establish the Fund here. He also challenged Saudi Arabia to make money available to Guyana, from the Saudi Investment and Development Fund that could be used to invest in any project. We have an obligation to the people of this country to deliver to them as fast as we can.” “We want to partner with you, we want to partner with the world, but you must understand that we also want to move quickly. The president said while Guyana is open for investment, partnerships between the countries must be a ‘win-win’ situation for both states. President Ali added, “Let us not go in circular motion, let us establish what we want to partner on, and how we can secure that partnership.” If you are ready to be our partner … let us take the conversation forward,” he said. “You are really pushing at open doors,” the President told the visiting team of Saudi Arabians while delivering the feature address at the opening of the Saudi Arabia – Guyana Investment Engagement on Saturday.Ī 65-member strong Saudi delegation of private and public sector, led by Deputy Minister for Investors Outreach, Badr Al Badr was in attendance at the event. GEORGETOWN – The President of Guyana, Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali, has extended an open invitation to investors of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, to ‘invest now’, promising that Guyana is ready to remove bureaucratic hurdles.