Talks between Venezuela and Grenada on boundary delimitation
are expected to resume soon. The issue was raised when Venezuela’s president
Nicolás Maduro visited St. George’s last weekend and promised to help Grenada
develop any potential oil and gas sites. Grenada’s Energy Minister Gregory
Bowen said positive discussions on the boundary delimitation had begun a few
years ago with the late Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez, and a team is
standing by to return to the table. Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell said his
country is eager to reach an agreement. “There is a necessity for delimitation
of our boundaries so we can access the resources, as Venezuela has been able to
do. We want to advance this as soon as possible because the indication is that
there are serious resources to be accessed when this happens,” said Mitchell.
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