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Finance Minister Dr Ashni Singh has pitched Guyana as a lucrative destination for British investment, citing billions of pounds in expanding trade and a £3.5 billion UK export-financing ceiling. However, his appeal for greater British involvement raises an important question: how much of the investment and commercial activity will translate into tangible opportunities for Guyanese businesses and workers?
Speaking at a business forum in Georgetown on October 30, held during the state visit of King Charles III, Singh urged British companies to pursue partnerships with Guyanese firms and nationals.
“Guyana is open for business, and we want to see more British companies doing business in Guyana,” he declared.
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