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

Guyana’s exports have skyrocketed by 285%, with significant growth in non-traditional markets, such as the UAE, Singapore, and India, boosting the country's global trade presence.

Guyana's carbon credits are gaining global attention, offering a sustainable way for airlines to meet emission targets while preserving natural ecosystems.

Guyana and Suriname are collaborating to become the Caribbean's agricultural powerhouse, aiming for food security and reduced food imports through shared resources.

The opening of Telztar Suites, a modern 28-room hotel in Port Kaituma, marks a major investment in Guyana's tourism, contributing to the goal of 2,500 luxury rooms by 2025.

Guyana is encouraging consortiums and youth investment in agriculture, with a focus on expanding soya and corn production to achieve self-sufficiency by 2025.

Guyana is seeking investments to develop its maritime sector, including a deep-water port and shipbuilding industry, to enhance trade and regional connectivity.

Guyana and Belize are strengthening ties, exploring cross-border investments and business opportunities to foster economic growth in the oil and gas sector.

Guyana is boosting investor confidence with its favorable climate, aiming to lead regional energy development through strategic partnerships and infrastructure growth.