As Guyana continues its off-shore search for oil in commercial quantities, President Donald Ramotar has warned that the country will not be sacrificing its other industries.
The Head of State also made it clear, yesterday, that his administration is not prepared to make the same mistakes as other oil-producing countries whose dependence on the proceeds has been known to create financial woes when the price drops.
Ramotar was speaking during the start of major course for government technicians in the oil and gas industry, at the Regency Hotel, Hadfield Street, just hours before the CGX Energy, which is drilling off Corentyne, Berbice, announced that it has not found oil in any commercial quantities. CGX also has 25 per cent stakes in the Jaguar 1 well being drilled offshore Georgetown. That drilling which started in February was expected to last 180 days
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