PM Phillips urges new Brazil Chamber to drive trade, investment – agriculture, energy, manufacturing and transport identified as priority areas for cooperation

PRIME Minister Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips has called on the newly established Brazil Chamber of Commerce (Guyana) Inc. to convert existing trade and investment opportunities between Guyana and Brazil into concrete business ventures, jobs and economic benefits for both countries.

Phillips, who is performing the functions of President, made the call on Wednesday during the official launch of the chamber at the National Library Conference Room in Georgetown, where he highlighted the potential for deeper cooperation in agriculture, manufacturing, energy, infrastructure and logistics.