Guyana's digital economy is rapidly evolving, with a focus on leveraging technology and innovation to enhance services, government institutions, and citizens' development.

Guyana's coconut industry has expanded to 33,000 acres, with government support helping over 120 farmers. The sector is tapping into value-added production, making it a promising opportunity for investment and export growth.

The new Corentyne River Bridge is poised to foster economic growth between Guyana and Suriname by enhancing agriculture, eco-tourism, and trade through cross-border collaboration and resource sharing.

Guyana's bauxite industry is expanding with Bosai Minerals Group receiving additional land to increase production, creating jobs and boosting local economies with an expected output rise to 400,000 tonnes by next year.

Guyana's aquaculture industry reached a major milestone with 1.28 million kilograms of brackish water shrimp produced in 2024, marking a steady increase in shrimp farming since 2020 and supporting the country's agricultural growth.

Guyana's mining sector surged in 2024, with a dramatic rise in stone aggregate production, reflecting growing demand from developmental projects. This expansion helped mining become the second-largest contributor to Guyana's GDP.

The Gas-to-Energy project is progressing and aims to lower electricity costs, improve reliability, and fuel industrial growth. Domestic companies are exploring value-added ventures, with the potential to boost manufacturing and competitiveness in the country.

The growth of Guyana's forestry sector, driven by new investments, has created over 25,000 jobs and increased production, solidifying its importance to the economy.

Over 70 Guyanese farmers and businesses will showcase their produce at the 2025 Agro Fest in Barbados, strengthening agricultural ties across the Caribbean.