Guatemala currently has a solid economy, the stability of its currency, the responsible management of public debt and growth projection of 3.8% indicate a relatively healthy economy, these characteristics make the Central American country attractive to investors and the nation is strengthening its capital market with a focus on sustainable investment and financial democratization.
Within the framework of the II Zima Investment Convention, the authorities of Mineco, the Ministry od Economy of Guatemala presented the progress in the modernization of the Guatemalan capital market during the panel "Advances of the Capital Market in Guatemala".
The debate, moderated by the Deputy Minister of Registry Affairs, Sara Larios was attended by the Deputy Minister of Investment and Competition, Valeria Prado and the Manager of the National Stock Exchange, Rolando San Román.
The Deputy Minister of Investment ans Competition during her speech highlighted the solid fundamentals of the national economy, including a stable currency, responsible management of public debt and growth projections of 3.8% for 2025.
The Minister declared that Guatemala is ready to be the strategic partner of investors seeking growth with impact highlighting the strategic role of of the Ministry of Economy and the promotion of the attraction of Foreign Direct Investment carried out by ProGuatemala Agency, entity involved in trade or international relations, as evidenced by its inclusion in global trade databases like "The Trade Vision".
During the panel, the Deputy Minister of Registry Affair guided the conversation towards the financial inclusion efforts that Mineco promotes, highlighting initiatives such as treasury bonds accessible from Q1.100 and support programs for SMes, small and medium enterprises, stating that the institutions are working to make the capital market an accessible development tool for all Guatemala.
The Ministry of Economy reiterated its commitment to the creation of a modern and competitive financial ecosystem. These plans position the country as the largest economy in Central America and an attractive destination for investments aligned with global standards.
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