USG will support expanding Ports Quetzal and Santo Tomas, with a possible Pacific–Atlantic rail link managed by USACE and funded by Guatemala.

Guatemala’s new Port Law (Decree 26-2024) and initiative #6541 aim to modernize ports, improve safety and efficiency, and ensure fair competition. 

Guatemala’s digital education reform creates international technology opportunities.
 

U.S. companies face ongoing delays in Guatemala’s sanitary registration process for medicines and related products, affecting both new applications and renewals

Guatemala is opening its energy market at scale, creating long-term opportunities for U.S. exporters in clean energy, infrastructure, and grid modernization.  

CABEI-funded turnkey hospital tender in Guatemala, covering design, construction, and equipment opportunity for US companies.

New Airline and Routes Boost Air Connectivity Between Guatemala and the United States.

Guatemala chooses to upgrade its airport through public-private partnerships (PPP).

Guatemala’s cybersecurity law offers opportunities for American ICT companies.

Guatemala’s agroindustry offers U.S. companies significant opportunities in technological innovation.

A procurement agreement between the Ministry of Health and UNOPS increases competition and provides procurement opportunities to U.S. healthcare companies.

U.S. companies can register their company on Guatecompras and participate in government tenders.

Guatemalan demand for construction materials is strong since they are not readily available In the market. 

Promoting Sustainable Building Initiatives in Guatemala: An Opportunity for US Companies.

Proposal to Streamline Public-Private Partnerships to Address Issues at La Aurora Airport is expected to offer tender opportunities for U.S. companies.