It can well be said that Guatemalan exports are a reflection of the country's megadiversity. In fact, 70 percent of them are considered “non-traditional” and they add up to around 4 thousand different goods and countless services of all

Guatemala, which is governed by the central banking system, has a solid financial and banking system. The Banco de Guatemala, through the Monetary Board, its highest management body, controls the national banking system, made up of 17 banking institutions, 11 financial

Heir to one of the most important pre-Hispanic cultures in America, there are three millennia of history that left traditions and customs that offer the world unique, wonderful and unforgettable experiences. The cultural and natural wealth that Guatemala has is impressive.

The incorporation of the concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and environmental sustainability has improved the competitiveness of local companies, since they are developing innovative business management models. The Guatemalan business sector works to accelerate the transition to a sustainable model,

Guatemala has human capital with capacities to satisfy the most demanding demands of the Contact Center & BPO industry. The diversity of natural resources that the country has makes it has a great potential to generate clean energy. Guatemala's energy supply

The high demand for services in the country has allowed the sector to maintain solid growth and to be a source of expansion for different industries. The services sector brings together exporters from the creative industry, software, laboratories, sustainable tourism, and

Shrimp, the flagship product of the Aquaculture and Fisheries sector exports in 2018, stands out for a delicacy that stands out in international markets. This industry is highly competitive due to the use of cutting-edge technology and high quality standards, responsible

The range of Guatemalan export products has characteristics that make them unique to compete globally. The news about the export and production capacity of Guatemala is encouraging and the trajectory and specialization of various products have opened a great door for

Guatemala maintains its credit ratings, due to its macroeconomic policies and the lowest level of public debt in Latin America, in addition to the fact that inflation remains controlled at less than 4% per year and the exchange rate is

The ancient cultural heritage and the warmth and quality of its people make Guatemala a different country that is moving towards the future. In Guatemala there are the most vigorous and populated urban centers in Central America; It is the largest