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Message from His Majesty King Charles III to the people of Guatemala on the occasion of Independence Day.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
The UK Government, through its Embassy in Guatemala, has launched the 2025 Sign Language Course Cycle in Quetzaltenango.
British Ambassador to Guatemala, Juliana Correa, met with the President of Congress, Nery Ramos, to discuss governance, transparency, and potential areas for parliamentary cooperation.
A distinguished Guatemalan professional is heading to the UK to pursue a fully funded master's degree through the prestigious Chevening Scholarship programme.
A UK project has achieved significant milestones as it draws to a close after working for three years in close collaboration with local partners in Alta Verapaz.
Open call for MCF open data project, with implementation in Panama, Costa Rica, Guatemala and El Salvador between September 2025 and March 2026.
The visit highlighted progress made through a UK project which supports sustainable development and environmental conservation in southern Petén.
The British Embassy reaffirms its support for peacebuilding and regional cooperation during a visit to the OAS Office in the Adjacency Zone between Guatemala and Belize.
The British Ambassador to Guatemala, Juliana Correa, held a meeting with the Director of the Guatemalan Tourism Institute (INGUAT), Harris Whitbeck.
The British Ambassador to Guatemala, Juliana Correa, participated in a workshop with representatives of government and private sector to stress the need to achieve an ambitious COP30.
The British Ambassador to Guatemala, Juliana Correa, met with Minister of Energy and Mines Víctor Hugo Ventura.
Guatemalan students can now apply for a fully funded master’s degree in the UK through the prestigious Chevening Scholarship programme.
The event returns in 2025 as part of the UK Government’s ongoing growth strategy to keep supporting British businesses through cultural promotion and strengthening relations with Guatemala.
Deputy Head of Mission (DHM) Paul Huggins participated in the launch of Guatemala's National Plastics Action Partnership (NPAP).
The British Embassy held a meeting with the Superintendent of the Guatemalan Tax Administration (SAT) to explore opportunities for collaboration on key issues such as combating smuggling, trade facilitation, and technologica…
Ambassador Juliana Correa and Minister Anabella Giracca met to explore ways to further deepen UK-Guatemala educational ties.
The British Ambassador, Juliana Correa, met with the Manager of the National Forest Institute (INAB), Bruno Enrique Arias Rivas, to strengthen bilateral collaboration in the protection of biodiversity and sustainable forest …
British Ambassador, Juliana Correa, held a meeting with the Minister of Agriculture, Livestock, and Food, María Fernanda Rivera, to strengthen collaboration in smart agriculture, biotechnology, and sustainable rural developm…
Deputy Head of Mission of the British Embassy, Paul Huggins, visited Sololá on June 16 as part of a project supporting indigenous communities.
Jonathan Knott, the UK’s Trade Commissioner for Latin America and the Caribbean, will visit Guatemala on June 16-17 to strengthen trade and investment between the two countries.
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