–deepening of US-Guyana partnership

THE American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) Guyana has applauded the historic approval of a $527 million loan from the US Export- Import Bank (EXIM) to support the critical Gas-to-Energy project in Guyana.
This landmark agreement, according to a press release from the chamber, marks the largest-ever infrastructural loan in the Caribbean, signifying a growing confidence in Guyana’s prosperity and deepening the US-Guyana partnership.

The Gas-to-Energy project is poised to transform Guyana’s energy landscape, enhancing energy security by diversifying energy sources and reducing reliance on imported fuels.
“Furthermore, it will accelerate the nation’s transition to cleaner and more reliable energy sources, driving sustainable economic growth and development,” the chamber said.

AmCham Guyana commended the Government of Guyana, the US Embassy, and all stakeholders involved in this ground breaking achievement.
“We look forward to supporting US EXIM’s continued engagement in Guyana and fostering further economic cooperation between our two nations,” the chamber said.