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Guyana Calls for International Support for Aerial Surveillance: 'We Do Not Want Our Territory or Our Sea to Be Used by Any Criminal Networks'
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The president of Guyana, Irfaan Ali, insisted that his government will "collaborate" with its international partners to "protect this region" and said he has called for support to increase surveillance on its territory. "We are concerned that criminals use international waters or the Exclusive Economic Zone of our country, destroying economies, destroying countries, destroying people," Ali said at a press conference. "We have been in contact wit…
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