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“As Guyana’s energy sector grows, the role of local businesses becomes even more important,” said Kathy Smith, President of the GCCI. “We’re focused on ensuring the right environment for our members to succeed.”

Alistair Routledge, President of ExxonMobil Guyana, shared key insights into the company’s operations, upcoming gas development projects, and the many opportunities available for local businesses to participate. He also highlighted EMGL’s commitment to improving operational efficiency and increasing local workforce participation, underscoring the importance of strong partnerships with the business community.

Chairman of the Petroleum Committee, Richard Rambarran, noted that this session forms part of the continued build-out of the Chamber’s efforts to consistently engage its membership. “You’ll find us continuing to do the same thing in the near future as we expand our focus across various sectors and sub-sectors,” he stated.

The GCCI will continue to bridge the gap between the private sector and major industry players, helping local businesses to leverage emerging opportunities in Guyana’s rapidly developing energy landscape.