Belize, with a population of approximately 400,000, is a small Central American nation with a diverse economy. The primary pillars of its economy include agriculture, tourism, and energy. Major business sectors are citrus, sugar, bananas, and seafood production, while its significant exports include marine products, sugar, citrus fruits, bananas, and crude oil. Belize plays a modest role in the international economy, leveraging its strategic location between Central and North America. The GDP of Belize is around $2.1 billion, with a per capita income of about $5,200. The nation is focusing on sustainable tourism, agricultural development, and renewable energy.

Belize’s government authorities and business community can collaborate with the World Business Center to enhance trade, tourism, and investment, playing a crucial role in internationalizing their key economic sectors.