The most substantial investment in Guyana’s mining sector has come from Chongqing Bosai Minerals Group. Since 2006, Bosai’s operations in Guyana have expanded. They began with bauxite and magnesium and plan to further develop their business in Guyana. Currently, Bosai employs over a thousand Guyanese in its operations, offering job opportunities and enhancing the living standards of Guyanese people. “This is a sensible investment where the investor and the citizens of Guyana have jointly grown and mutually benefitted. We are very proud of this successful investment,” said Anyin Choo.

Culturally, Guyana is a blend of diverse ethnicities. Chinese culture is an integral part of the rich, varied Guyanese culture. “That has fostered a closer connection between our two peoples,” said Anyin Choo. “Guyanese people have a great fondness for Chinese food. We also come together to celebrate Chinese New Year.”

On the topic of China’s economic growth, she described it as “phenomenal.” “I’ve visited China during different periods over the years. China's progress in the last four decades could have taken other nations a century to accomplish!”

She expressed her belief that the Chinese government understands China’s unique circumstances and the needs of its people, adapting economic theories and concepts to suit the unique situation. “If we could apply that principle and that concept to other countries, we would all benefit,” she added.