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GMSA stands in solidarity with all Guyanese on Venezuela/Guyana border controversy

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The Guyana Manufacturing & Services Association (GMSA), in a statement, says it stands alongside all of Guyana against any attempt to violate the integrity of our borders and stands with and applauds the Government of Guyana in its steadfast pursuit of a peaceful and lasting resolution of the Venezuela controversy, in adherence to international law, and in accordance with the rulings of the International Court of Justice. 
 
The GMSA says it joins with the President of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana, Irfaan Ali and the Leader of the Opposition Aubrey Norton, in emphasising that it is imperative that each and every citizen remains calm, determined and vigilant. “We express our confidence in the ability of our government to confront with competence and dedication the declared threats from the Government of Venezuela to the patrimony of our nation.”
 
 The GMSA also reminds each and every Guyanese that in this time of unprecedented and unlawful threat against our nation, in unity we prevail, in division we succumb; and to take comfort in the fact that the democratic countries of the world, the United States of America, Canada, CARICOM, the Commonwealth countries, the vast majority of the countries of Europe and member countries of the Organisation of American States, including our neighbouring Brazil, are unequivocally in support of Guyana, and will oppose any attempt to annex any part of our country.

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