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Study of the feasibility of the completion and upgrading of the road link between Guyana and Brazil: consultants' report

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TextPublication details: TECNECON s.l. 1990Description: various pagingsAction note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Assesses the economic viability of constructing a new road linking the existing roads leading from Georgetown, Guyana and from Boa Vista, Brazil; the need for upgrading the existing roads to meet the demands of increased traffic resulting from the new road; and the need to upgrade and develop new port facilities to cope with extra traffic generated by the proposed link.

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Assesses the economic viability of constructing a new road linking the existing roads leading from Georgetown, Guyana and from Boa Vista, Brazil; the need for upgrading the existing roads to meet the demands of increased traffic resulting from the new road; and the need to upgrade and develop new port facilities to cope with extra traffic generated by the proposed link.