US EditionGuyana Denied Exxonmobil's Request to Explore Near Venezuela
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The Government of Guyana denied the request of the US oil company ExxonMobil to expand its explorations closer to the border with Venezuela, pending the pronouncement of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on the territorial dispute of the Esequibo, reported the Minister of Natural Resources Guyanese, Vickram Bharrat. “Exxon wanted to go and drill, but we told him no, that we wait for the ICJ because we do not want to aggravate the situatio…
The Government of Guyana denied the request of the US oil company ExxonMobil to explore closer to Venezuela until the International Court of Justice (ICJ) pronounces itself on the territorial dispute of the Esequibo, on the border between the two countries, according to the Minister of Natural Resources Guyanese, Vickram Bharrat. “Exxon wanted to go and drill, but we told him no, that we wait for the ICJ because we do not want to aggravate the s…
News of the Day and the Hour Latest News of the day The Government of Guyana denied the request of the American oil company ExxonMobil to explore closer to Venezuela until the International Court of Justice (ICJ) decides on the territorial dispute of the Esequibo, on the border between the two countries, according to the Minister of Natural Resources Guyanese, Vickram Bharrat. "Exxon wanted to go and drill, but we told him no, that we wait for …
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