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Chinese companies in Guyana must follow laws, meet social obligations – Ambassador - INews Guyana
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Chinese companies in Guyana must follow laws, meet social obligations – Ambassador - INews Guyana
Chinese Ambassador to Guyana Yang Yang yesterday convened a seminar with Chinese enterprises in Guyana. Counselor Li Hanqing and over 20 representatives from Chinese companies attended. According to a statement from the Chinese Embassy, Ambassador Yang noted that Chinese enterprises are playing an increasingly important role in Guyana’s economic and social development. Moreover, she emphasised […] The post Chinese companies in Guyana must follow…
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