AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTourism: Guyana will host the USTOA sustainability summit on March 7–10, 2027, giving local hotels, tour operators and community businesses a chance to connect with influential North American travel companies. Agriculture: The Guyana School of Agriculture graduated 102 students, its largest cohort in five years, while Guyana has begun exporting corn and soya to Barbados after years of importing the crops. Economic Outlook: The IMF says the economy grew 19.3% in 2025 and Guyana maintains one of the hemisphere’s lowest debt-to-GDP ratios, with construction, agriculture, mining and manufacturing supporting non-oil growth. Energy: Guyana earned about US$15 billion from crude exports in the first half of 2026, but plans for LNG exports face uncertainty as ExxonMobil says more gas is needed to sustain oil production. Officials are weighing a smaller export project or domestic-only use. Business Growth: More than 6,500 small businesses have registered in five years, but officials say firms need stronger quality, reliable supply and market-ready standards to expand exports.
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