US EditionGuyana Reaffirms Maritime Sovereignty
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Venezuela Condemns Guyana’s Oil Exploration in Disputed Maritime Areas
Caracas (OrinocoTribune.com)—Venezuela has expressed its condemnation of the recent announcement by Guyana regarding the start of a three-dimensional seismic exploration campaign in undelimited waters claimed by Venezuela. According to the statement published this Wednesday, March 11, these activities are intended to be carried out in maritime areas that Georgetown is unilaterally trying to present as part of its supposed “exclusive economic zon…
The national government issued a statement this Friday rejecting the recent assertions of the Government of Guyana regarding actions in waters not bounded by Venezuela. “The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela categorically rejects the claims of the Government of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana regarding its illegal action in undelimited waters, which constitute [...] The entry Government rejects Guyana’s maritime actions in waters to be delimit…
The Bolivarian Government categorically rejected Guyana's claims regarding its illegal action in undelimited waters and denounced them as a new attempt to distort and ignore Venezuela's rights over the waters to be delimited between the two nations. Through a statement shared by the Minister of People's Power for Foreign Affairs, Yván Gil, Venezuela stated that both countries share an extensive maritime zone that, to date, remains open to delimi…
Guyana upholds sovereign maritime rights under international law
–dismisses Venezuela’s claims See below the full text of a statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation: “THE Government of the Co-operative Republic of Guyana has taken note of the communiqué issued by the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela dated 11th March 2026, which purports to object to Guyana’s decision to advance a […]
Guyana reaffirms maritime sovereignty
…rejects Venezuela’s objection to lawful seismic survey …says Caracas interfering with Guyana’s right to pursue economic development The Guyanese Government has reaffirmed the country’s sovereignty over its maritime jurisdiction, telling neighbouring Venezuela that it has no legal rights to the waters off of Guyana’s coast. This was after the Venezuelan Government on Thursday objected to a decision made by the Guyanese Government to advance a t…
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