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King Charles III attended a business reception in Georgetown highlighting the growing trade and investment relationship between Guyana and the United Kingdom, with bilateral trade reaching approximately £2.2 billion in the four quarters ending March 2026.
Hosted by the British High Commission during the King’s state visit to Guyana, the reception brought together representatives of British and Guyanese businesses, private sector organisations and government officials to showcase commercial partnerships and opportunities for further investment.
A major focus was the development of a new arrivals terminal at Cheddi Jagan International Airport, being delivered by British company Mowlem with support from UK Export Finance (UKEF).
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