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Indar on list of ministers doing external investment promotion duties - Stabroek News

The Department of Public Information earlier this week reported that Guyana’s Minister within the Ministry of Works, Deodat Indar, “highlighted Guyana’s investment opportunities to investors at the recent Bilateral Chamber in Houston, Texas” staged “on the sidelines of the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC)” in Houston, Texas, in his capacity as Head of Delegation to the forum.

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