Targets and time horizons of 'Guatemala No Se Detiene'
- Institutions and investment promotion
- Who receives an investor
- not audited
Long-term targets: 2.5 million quality jobs, doubling exports and reaching GDP per capita of US$14,500 by 2032; some reports cite 2030 as the horizon for the jobs, a discrepancy the dossier leaves unresolved. Interim targets set for 2024: +US$1,200 million in exports, gross fixed capital formation at or above 14.5% of GDP, engineering works at 2.7% of GDP, US$1,378 million of FDI and 63,000 new formal jobs. The dossier does not record how far the 2024 targets were met; it proposes tracking that through the progress reports at guatemalanosedetiene.gt and, as a proxy for formal employment, the IGSS affiliation bulletins.
The research is written in English; quoted figures, source names and the titles of legal instruments stay in the language their source published them in.
Figures
- Quality jobs (GNSD long-term target)
- 2.5 million
- GDP per capita (GNSD long-term target)
- US$14,500
- Additional exports (interim target)
- +US$1,200 million
- Gross fixed capital formation (interim target)
- ≥14.5% of GDP
- Engineering works (interim target)
- 2.7% of GDP
- FDI (interim target)
- US$1,378 million
- New formal jobs (interim target)
- 63,000
Caveat
Sources
Related records
- MINECO as investment policy lead and its minister
- Priority markets of the FDI Strategy and the 'Ruta del Chip'
- The 2025 PPP reform and the creation of the ANI
- The ZDEEP zones and their founding decree (Decreto 30-2008)
- AGEXPORT's export target for 2035
- Institutional map of investment promotion in Guatemala
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