Not for the first time in recent years, the head of the Guyana Investment Office (GO-INVEST), Guyana’s state agency charged with facilitating potential foreign investors seeking to learn more about the procedures involved in investing in Guyana, has been sending deliberately. indications of the agency’s willingness to facilitate such inquiries.
Last week, Peter Ramsaroop, the recently appointed CEO of GO-INVEST, sent the latest signal that Guyana is ‘open for business’, this time, announcing the country’s readiness to implement existing trade agreements with the Kingdom United.
There are prospects here, taking into account existing trade agreements between the two countries. Much of the greater interest, however, from Guyana’s point of view, is likely to focus on the myriad of investor probes involved in the widely anticipated foreign and oil and gas related foreign investments in the current period to come.