* Brazil’s President
Jair Bolsonaro and Guyana’s President
Irfaan Ali have held talks in the Guyanese capital, Georgetown, where Bolsonaro pushed for Brazil’s state-controlled oil company Petrobras to play a leading role in hydrocarbon extraction in Guyana. Following the meeting, Ali said that
“in the area of energy we have discussed working together on a natural gas strategy and how that can be integrated in the development of Brazil and how we can coordinate and cooperate in this area.” Bolsonaro said:
“Regarding oil and gas, we have a Brazilian giant named Petrobras, for which cooperation with Guyana is increasingly becoming a reality.” The two leaders also announced that Brazil will provide Guyana with technical support in the construction of a deep water port, road and rail infrastructure, hydroelectric development, and fibreoptic connectivity.
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