St. Vincent and the Grenadines Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves emphasized the Argyle Declaration’s relevance, advocating for future discussions to prevent further conflicts between Guyana and Venezuela, especially following recent naval incursions that threaten Guyana’s oil and gas resources.
Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves of St. Vincent and the Grenadines affirmed the ongoing significance of the Argyle Declaration between Guyana and Venezuela, which he played a pivotal role in negotiating. He emphasized the necessity for future discussions to prevent further hostilities concerning territorial disputes.
During an interview on NBC SVG’s “Your Morning Cup,” Gonsalves highlighted that ensuring stability in the region is crucial and mentioned his position as the “Principal Interlocutor” in resolving arising issues. He indicated the need for dialogue following Venezuela’s recent naval actions in the Stabroek Block, which poses a threat to Guyana’s oil and gas resources.
In summary, Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves reiterated the relevance of the Argyle Declaration, asserting the necessity for continued dialogue between Guyana and Venezuela to avert exacerbated tensions. His role as Principal Interlocutor underlines his commitment to fostering peace and stability in the region, particularly in light of recent Venezuelan incursions.
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