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GTT EAGERLY ANTICIPATING LEVEL PLAYING FIELD – GTT CEO

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The telephone company GTT is maintaining that the regularization of Guyana’s telecommunications sector will be a positive rather than a negative for the company. Kristen Macklingam has the details.

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