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Private sector aid to be sought for temporary operation of Guyana-Suriname ferry - Stabroek News

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The governments of Guyana and Suriname will be approaching the private sector for a temporary operation of the Guyana-Suriname Ferry Service while the MV Canawaima undergoes necessary repairs.

The article Private sector aid to be sought for temporary operation of Guyana-Suriname ferry appeared first on Stabroek News.

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