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GOV’T SIGNS US$150M LOAN WITH SAUDI ARABIA FOR HOUSING DEVELOPMENT, CONSTRUCTION OF WISMAR BRIDGE

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On Monday, the government of Guyana signed two loan agreements with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, facilitated by the Saudi Fund for Development. The total value of these agreements amounts to US$150 million. Tiana Cole has the details.

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