US EditionGov’t Rejects Venezuela’s Objection to 3D Seismic Surveys
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Guyana reaffirms sovereign rights over maritime areas and rejects Venezuela’s objection to lawful seismic survey
See full 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 three-dimensional multi-client seismic exploration programme within Guyana’s Exclusive […] The post Guyana reaffirms sovereign rights over maritim…
Guyana reported on the beginning of a three-dimensional seismic exploration campaign by sea, to identify oil and gas deposits in a region that has been in territorial dispute for more than 180 years. Venezuela rejected the measure of the Guiana region in the face of any unilateral exploration activity in maritime spaces “pending delimitation”. #COMMUNICATE The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela categorically rejects the announcement made by the G…
Venezuela rejects Guyana’s “unilateral” offshore seismic survey
Last Updated on Thursday, 12 March 2026, 10:22 by Denis Chabrol The Venezuelan government on Thursday rejected Guyana’s decision to carry out 3D seismic data gathering in a 25,000 square kilometre offshore area in its Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) in search of potential commercially viable deposits of oil and gas. In a statement, the Venezuelan ...
12-03-26.-Venezuela this Wednesday expressed its rejection of the Guyana government's announcement about the start of a three-dimensional seismic exploration campaign in maritime areas that, according to Caracas, Guyana intends to present in a "unilateral" way as part of its supposed "exclusive economic zone"...
The Government of Venezuela rejected on Wednesday the exploration campaign carried out by the Cooperative Republic of Guyana in maritime areas that remain under dispute between the two countries. Through a communiqué, the Venezuelan Foreign Ministry criticized the insistent unilateral claims of the Guyanese Government and called for refraining from carrying out acts that harm the principles of international law.
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