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Ambassador Lynch with members of the Coast Guard (Photo: US Embassy)
“This investment should leave no doubt as to how serious the United States considers the security of Guyana and its importance to the region, as it will enable the Guyana Defence Force Coast Guard to have better access to their patrol boats,” Ambassador Lynch was quoted as saying in a press release issued by the U.S Embassy.
The investment was made as part of the USG support to enhance the overall effectiveness of joint exercises between the United States and partners nations. Guyana hosted the 13-partner nation military exercise Tradewinds 2021 and will host again in 2023.
