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India extends $500-million credit to Guyana; 3 pacts inked to boost coop

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    EAM Jaishankar met Guyanese President Mohamed Irfaan Ali on the sidelines of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting

    — The Hindu

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    India has extended a fresh $500 million Line of Credit to Guyana to support its development priorities and infrastructure projects, while the two countries signed three agreements covering small enterprises, development projects and digital payments. The announcement was made by External Affairs…

    — The Tribune

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India has extended a fresh $500 million Line of Credit to Guyana to support its development priorities and infrastructure projects, while the two countries signed three agreements covering small enterprises, development projects and digital payments. The announcement was made by External Affairs…

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India extends $500-million credit to Guyana; 3 pacts inked to boost coop

India has extended a fresh $500 million Line of Credit to Guyana to support its development priorities and infrastructure projects, while the two countries signed three agreements covering small enterprises, development projects and digital payments. The announcement was made by External Affairs…

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