Guyana and US Sign MoU to Strengthen Security Cooperation and Combat Organized Crime

Guyana and the US signed a MoU to enhance security cooperation and combat organized crime, specifically focusing on narcotics trafficking and transnational challenges. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized the importance of security for regional stability, particularly against threats from narcotics traffickers and illegitimate territorial claims.

Today, Guyana and the United States formalized a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at enhancing security collaboration to address persistent challenges in the Latin America and Caribbean region. This agreement will facilitate joint efforts against narcotics trafficking, transnational organized crime, and establish a framework for improving information sharing and synthetic drug detection.

The MoU between Guyana and the United States signifies a pivotal step towards bolstering security and addressing crime in the region. By enhancing military cooperation and combating transnational crime, both nations strive to protect their territorial integrity and promote stability in the region.

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