The poorest country in South America is preparing to be "the richest in the world"

May 10, 2019

Guyana is confident that it will soon be able to "blow up" oil in its country and estimates that by 2025, the gross domestic product will increase between "300% and 1,000%".

Guyana borders Venezuela and Suriname and currently has 750,000 inhabitants

The American dream could be close to becoming reality and without being in the interior of the United States. Guyana, South America's poorest country is emerging as the region's major growth stage and is preparing to "blow up" the oil that catapults it as a power.

"Many people do not know how big it is … it's gigantic, they will be the richest country in the hemisphere and potentially the richest in the world," he said. American ambbadador Perry Holloway in this country.

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The potential described by the head of Donald Trump is based on the discovery of oil reserves located on the coasts of Guyana, which could generate a kind of "Cinderella" and turn a country wrapped in misery into a "queen" of the whole world.

According to estimates of Perry, the oil deposits discovered in this country are so important that by the year 2025, they calculate that the GDP of this country reaches "300% and 1 000%"

Although it seems crazy to say that Guyana can become the richest country on the planet, we must also bear in mind that its population is only 750 thousand inhabitants, a figure that, per capita, would explode wealth.

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Currently, the main oil operator in the country is the company ExxonMobil, whose work team announced the discovery of more than 5,500 million barrels of oil, in Atlantic waters.