Discussion on Guyana’s UN Security Council seat with UN resident coordinator and Foreign Secretary

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Discussion on Guyana’s UN Security Council seat with Yeşim Oruç, UN resident coordinator and Robert Persaud, Foreign Secretary. The interview was done by Leeron Brummel in NCN’s studio today.



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