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CHEC says has no contract with JAPARTS  

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
September 22, 2020
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Dear Editor

China Harbour Engineering Company Guyana Incorporated (CHEC Guyana) notes with concern an article that appears in Monday’s edition of Stabroek News ‘Japarts says sidelined by Chinese miner in favour of CHEC-private sector to ask Ali to intervene,’ 2020/09/21.

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CHEC Guyana wishes to make clear that it has no contract with the company named in the article, and therefore, requests a retraction of this accusation. CHEC Guyana supports local content development. More than fifty percent of our local workforce is made up of Guyanese workers.

e would like to encourage members of the media to seek to verify information they may possess, before publishing.

Regards

Mr. Kevin Liu

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