The United Kingdom has joined the international community in disapproving of Venezuela’s claim to the Essequibo Region, urging adherence to the 1899 Arbitral Award establishing the border between Guyana and Venezuela. The UK’s stance reinforces the call for respect for historical agreements and international law, highlighting the importance of resolving territorial disputes through diplomatic and legal channels. The international support for Guyana’s sovereignty over the Essequibo Region underscores the global consensus. Kerese Gonsalves looks at the UK’s position and the implications for the ongoing territorial controversy.
