"Talks between the Rosoboronexport delegation, headed by deputy chief executive Sergei Goreslavsky, and the political and military leadership of the Co-operative Republic of Guyana were held in Georgetown with the aim of establishing and developing contacts in the area of military and technical cooperation," the corporation said in a statement.
The Russian delegation met Prime Minister and First Vice President Moses Nagamootoo, Second Vice President and Minister of Security Khemraj Ramjattan, Guyana Defence Force Chief of Staff Mark Phillips and Assistant Commissioner of Police David Ramnarine, according to the statement.
The Caribbean country has confirmed its interest in cooperation and the sides developed a cooperation roadmap, Rosoboronexport said, adding that it was ready to start implementing projects to modernize and reequip Guyana's armed forces.
Rosoboronexport views Guyana's market as a launching pad into the Caribbean defense equipment market, Goreslavsky was quoted as saying in the statement.
Rosoboronexport is responsible for over 85 percent of Russian arms and military technology export, according to the Rostec state technologies corporation.
