The Guyanese Government revealed in a recent statement that the delegation will tour the two Caribbean Community member nations over the next two weeks for the specialized visit.

A debate on the inter-regional ferry system was held in this capital, where officials, technicians and other stakeholders delve into the intricacies, procedures and strategies to move forward with the postponed initiative.

In the case of Guyana, the Ali’s Government sees it as a new era of profitable investment; thus, he stressed the importance of the upcoming maritime transport the Guyana 2024 Energy and Supply Chain Exhibition Conference.

In terms of strategic partnerships, the countries benefitting from the ferry system would ensure the availability of buyers of raw materials and additional products generated through the service, Trinidad and Tobago’s Minister of Works and Transport Rohan Sinanan told the meeting.

That project will facilitate the movement of both containers and passengers and seeks to demonstrate the viability of investing in this type of infrastructure with a view to integration, improving trade and strengthening food security within the Caribbean.

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