AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoNature Finance: President Irfaan Ali says an investment forum planned for June 2027, likely in London, will seek lasting income and jobs from conservation. Guyana cited more than US$500 million raised through forest partnerships and carbon credits; a separate Commonwealth initiative launched with US$202.2 million in initial pledges. Tourism Growth: Guyana recorded 360,623 visitor arrivals through September, up 10% year on year, and is targeting more than 500,000 this year. Tourism Awareness Month is promoting wider opportunities for farmers, fishers and other businesses. Business Investment: JAGS Aviation added a Bell 407 helicopter to serve tourism and mining operations, including remote hinterland sites. Trade and Talent: The IDB says Caribbean exports rose 19.1% in the first half of 2026, led by Guyana and Suriname, creating scope to attract more investment. Guyana is also pursuing overseas job fairs to bring skilled diaspora professionals home. Corporate Results: Trinidad-based Witco’s nine-month profit rose 20% to $72.9 million, with increased exports to Guyana and Suriname helping offset pressure in its domestic market.
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