Senior Vice President of the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce (GCCI), Mr. Richard Rambarran, on Thursday, March 21, highlighted that strategic partnerships with local firms often contributes to smoother integration for foreign enterprises, and efficient navigation of the local business landscape, whereas foreign businesses operating independently could find themselves experiencing significant and costly logistical hurdles.

Mr. Rambarran made this point as he delivered a brief presentation at the opening of a business to business (B2B) session between Guyanese businesses and the collection of businesses that are part of a trade delegation from the UK led by the Energy Industries Council (EIC) and Aberdeen International Associates (AIA). A total of sixteen delegates were part of the foreign contingent which is in Guyana from March 18 – 22. Several members of the GCCI participated in the B2B session, which was held at the Pegasus Suites and Corporate Centre.

Mr. Rambarran conveyed the Chamber’s readiness to work along with the businesses as they look towards investing in Guyana.