Wednesday, February 04, 2004

Guyana may benefit from India's pact with Mercosur

The Mercosur pact "provides Guyana with an unrivalled opportunity to play to its own advantage an expanded diplomatic role. There is already a constructive relationship with Brazil as witnessed by the trade agreement and the project to cultivate the south savannahs - a project which when it materialises will rank in importance with the great drainage schemes of the fifties. With Guyana's experience in South/South cooperation it is uniquely placed to help advance President da Silva's ideas on that front. In such a role, Guyana could position itself to become a major promoter of the interests of small developing states with the G-20. Nothing would enhance Guyana's security and economic prospects more than to be seen to be playing a vanguard role in international affairs as happened once before."

I'll be watching to see if this all plays out as Guyana thinks.

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