The United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (CEPAL) projects a 13% increase in goods exports and an 11% rise in services exports from Guatemala by 2026. While investment opportunities are highlighted, CEPAL officials caution that Guatemala’s port infrastructure and digital capabilities pose significant challenges to the country’s competitiveness. Deficiencies in these areas could impede the full realization of export growth. The report underscores the impact of tariffs and logistical hurdles on the export sector in Guatemala. These factors require addressing to ensure sustained economic expansion. Despite the obstacles, the overall outlook for Guatemalan exports remains positive, contingent on resolving infrastructure and digital gaps. Strengthening these areas is vital for capitalizing on emerging investment opportunities.