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…says Govt has also engaged Chinese-owned businesses on legal obligations
Minister of Tourism, Industry and Commerce, Susan Rodrigues, speaking on the programme Starting Point, hosted by Kiana Wilberg, has said that while the Government welcomes foreign investment, businesses operating in Guyana must comply with the country’s laws, regardless of ownership.
The Government has been engaging Chinese-owned businesses to ensure compliance with Guyana’s laws, including taxation and National Insurance Scheme (NIS) requirements, amid public concerns that the growing presence of Chinese supermarkets could affect locally owned businesses.
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