This Is the New Ambassador Who Appointed the National Assembly for Guyana
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Caracas, Nov 5 (Latin Press) The National Assembly (parliament) advanced today in the discussions of two bills and approved the appointment of Alexander Gabriel Yánez as Venezuelan ambassador to the Cooperative Republic of Guyana. The post Venezuelan Parliament advances in laws and approves ambassador first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
Alexander Yánez replaces Carlos Amador Pérez Silva. He was ambassador to Peru and Bolivia, vice minister for Latin America and the Caribbean, and vice minister for Multilateral Affairs, as well as permanent representative to the United Nations in Geneva. The post National Assembly appoints ambassador to Guyana amid high bilateral conflict over the Essequibo appeared first on El Carabobeño.
The Venezuelan Parliament appointed Alexander Yánez on Thursday, replacing Carlos Amador Pérez Silva, as the new ambassador to Guyana, a country with which Venezuela disputes the Essequibo region, a territory of almost 160,000 square kilometers rich in minerals and oil. Yánez previously served as ambassador to Peru and Bolivia, Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs for Latin America and the Caribbean, and […] The entry This is the new ambassador appo…
He has polyglot training and extensive experience in the design of public policies, strategic planning, bilateral affairs, economics, trade and defense of rights. The entry AN authorizes the designation of Alexander Yanez as ambassador to Guyana was first published in DiarioVea.
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