Trade and Business in Guyana, Cayenne
Contact & Social Networks
Syllabus of the Subject: Foreign Trade and Business in Guyana -
Cayenne. Guyanese Economy
Introduction to Guyana
Business in Cayenne
Guyanese Economy
Guyanese Foreign Trade (Import, Export)
Business Opportunities in Guyana
Access to the Guyanese Market
Business Plan for Guyana
Objectives
The objectives of the subject «Doing Business in Guyana» are the following:
To analyze the Guyanese economy and Foreign Trade (Import, Export, FDI)
To explore the Business Opportunities in Guyana
To analyze the trade relations of Guyana with the country of the student
To know the Free Trade Agreements of Guyana
To develop a business plan for the Guyanese Market
Sample - Foreign Trade and Business in Guyana:
Related Education
Masters and Doctorate in International Business adapted for the Guyanese Students
Foreign Trade and Business in Guyana
Preferential Access
Trade Facilitation
Organizations
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Guyana
Guyanese: Capital Cayenne
Borders of Guyana: Brazil , Suriname and Venezuela
Area of Guyana: 214.969 square kilometresTerritorial tensions with
Venezuela for the control of the so-called Guyana Esequiba (74% of the
territory of Guyana)
Territorial tensions with Suriname for the control of the so-called
Tigri Region (7% of Guyana's territory).
Population of Guyana: 800,000 inhabitantsGuyanese Population density: 3.65 inhabitants / square kilometres
50% of the population are Indo-Guyanese (originally from India)
40% of the population has an African origin (African Diaspora )
Official language of Guyana: English Local languages:
Caribbean, Guyana Creole
Spanish and Portuguese are widely used
Abolition of Slavery in Guyana: 1846
Main rivers: Esequibo and Demerara
Guyana's climate: equatorial-tropical
First inhabitants of Guyana: Arahuacos and Caribes
1594: Spanish colonization: 1594
Control of Guyana by the Dutch and the English
1831: British Guyana
Guyana became independent from the United Kingdom in 1966
Official name: Cooperative Republic of Guyana
Government Type: Semi-Presidential Republic
Guyana belongs to the Commonwealth of Nations (Queen: Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom)
Main religions in Guyana:
Christianity :
57 % of the Guyanese population
Hinduism :
24% of the Guyanese population
Islam :
7% of the Guyanese population
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Guyana belongs to the:
Caribbean Economic Area of the Western Civilization
Economic Area of the Hindu Civilization
Economic Area of the Islamic Civilization
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Economy
Guyanese Economy .
Guyanese GDP: 6,093 million dollars
GDP per capita of Guyana: 7,919 Dollars
2007: the Inter-American Development Bank forgave Guyana's debt
The main Guyanese economic activity is the agriculture : rice,
vegetables, tubers, citrus, coconut
Aluminum industry, based on the important bauxite deposits
Diamond, gold and manganese deposits
Guyana has important forest resources (woods)
Budding textile industry
Guyanese currency: the Guyanese dollar (GYD)
Country code top-level domain of Guyana: .gy
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Foreign Trade
Guyanese Foreign Trade
Guyana's main exports are: sugar (28% of exports), cocoa,
coffee, gold, bauxite, rice, shrimp, molasses, rum, wood, citrus.Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) is one of the largest companies
in Guyana, exports sugar
Important shrimp export
Guyana's main imports are: manufactured goods, machinery, oil and food
Main trading partners : Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Portugal, Jamaica,
Trinidad and Tobago , China,
Cuba , Singapore, Japan , Brazil and Suriname
Agreement with Venezuela for oil importation (PetroCaribbean)
International Transport and Logistics in Guyana:
Main seaport : Port
of Cayenne, on the Demerara River estuary (navigable)
River ports at Essequivo, Everton, Port Kaituma and New Amsterdam-Lindem.
7,970 kilometres of roads (590 kilometres are paved)Driving on the left
187 kilometres of railway lines
Cheddi Jagan International Airport
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