Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau spoke at the U.S.–Guyana Investment Enabling Forum on July 17, emphasizing initiatives to boost investor confidence and expand U.S. commercial participation in Guyana. Co‑hosted by the Business Council for International Understanding at the Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace, the event gathered senior officials from both nations and private‑sector leaders to discuss improvements in the business climate, energy, and infrastructure.
Commercial diplomacy remains a cornerstone of U.S. foreign policy. The United States pledges to support American companies investing in Guyana by reducing bureaucratic obstacles, enhancing financing opportunities, and fostering an environment conducive to sustainable, high‑quality investment. With Guyana’s economy experiencing rapid expansion, the United States is positioning American firms to lead in energy, infrastructure, and other key growth sectors.
U.S. companies provide rigorous standards, transparent financing, and superior craftsmanship. Strengthening the U.S.–Guyana economic partnership is a strategic priority. Enhanced collaboration fortifies supply chains, improves energy security, and contributes to a more stable and prosperous region that yields enduring benefits for American workers and businesses. Projects undertaken by U.S. firms in Guyana are designed to deliver lasting value to local communities.
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