Successful infrastructure projects in Guatemala can attract investment and improve the business environment. To that end, on December 3, CLDP, in partnership with the U.S. Department of State, the U.S.

Transparent, commercially viable procurement and PPP frameworks are essential for accelerating public projects and reducing reliance on high-risk PRC-backed entities, while creating fair, open markets that allow U.S.

CLDP convened a group of international experts from the U.S., UK, Balkans, the Middle East, and Singapore at the German Arbitration Institute in Bonn, Germany to institutionalize this work through the drafting of an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Handbook.

An effective competition regime increases investment opportunities for US firms by preventing dominant local firms from creating anti-competitive barriers to entry.

Efficient dispute resolution through mediation in Georgia strengthens transparency and predictability in the business environment, helping attract investment and ensuring U.S. companies can compete on a fair and reliable playing field.