AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTourism: Guyana will host the USTOA sustainability summit on March 7–10, 2027, bringing North American tour operators and potential customers to local hotels, guides and community businesses. Agriculture: Guyana has begun exporting corn and soya to Barbados and expects to meet domestic livestock-feed demand by early 2027, reducing reliance on imports. Jobs & Care: The government plans to invest $1.2 billion over two years in childcare and non-medical elder-care services, with training and support for providers. Economic Outlook: The IMF says GDP grew 19.3% in 2025 and debt remains low; Guyana exported US$15 billion in oil in the first half of this year, while receiving US$1.9 billion. Business Conditions: More than 6,500 small businesses registered in five years, but financing, certification and recordkeeping remain hurdles to growth. Manufacturers also say VAT refunds are still a problem.
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