The Guyana Development Bank Bill 2026 is tabled in the National Assembly as the Government moves to create a dedicated development financial institution. Finance Minister Dr. Ashni Singh presents the bill, which lays the legal framework for establishing the Guyana Development Bank. The stated goal is to improve access to credit, particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and entrepreneurs, by supporting their development and expansion. One outlet reports that the legislation is intended to provide up to $3 million in micro-credit financing and emphasizes zero-interest loans as part of the planned credit offering. Both sources describe the bill as supporting a broader agenda to empower citizens and strengthen financing access. No additional details are provided in the excerpts on funding sources, eligibility requirements, operational timelines, or oversight mechanisms. The bill’s tabled status indicates the legislative process is underway, but the reporting does not cover any debate, amendment, or expected vote date.