GUYANA GURU

According to the International Monetary Fund, Guyana is projected to see 30 percent real GDP growth in 2021 and 22.3 in 2023, far outpacing peer countries. Guyana's growth has not gone unnoticed: in the past year, the United States and Guyana entered into a "Growth in Americas" Agreement, pledging to strengthen infrastructure finance and market building cooperation between the countries, and offering millions to bolster governance and democracy initiatives. The European Union pledged $19.8 billion in budgetary support to Guyana, and Canadian business leaders launched the Canada-Guyana Chamber of Commerce to facilitate two-way trade and investment between Guyana and Canada.With Guyana set to become one of the fastest growing economies in the world, there is an enormous need to invest in infrastructure, healthcare, education, and more. Guyana's future as a wealthy country is not inevitable. The government is at risk of succumbing to corruption, and ethnic conflict between Afro and Indo-..

Also known as: Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry Limited