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Visits By Foreign Leaders of Guatemala

Visitor From Description Date
President Barrios Guatemala Sought help in settling a boundary dispute with Mexico. Arrived in U.S. July 11. July 19-​21, 1882
President Castillo Armas Guatemala Official visit. Afterwards visited New York City, St. Louis (Missouri), Houston (Texas), and New Orleans (Louisiana). Departed U.S. November 13. October 31-​November 3, 1955
President-elect Ydigoras Guatemala Also visited Houston (Texas). Departed U.S. February 26. February 23-​25, 1958
General Kjell Laugerud Garcia Guatemala Attended signing of the Panama Canal Treaty. September 6-​9, 1977
President Vinicio Cerezo Arevalo Guatemala Official Working Visit. May 12-​15, 1987
President Vinicio Cerezo Arevalo Guatemala Met with President Bush during a private visit. March 2, 1989
President Vinicio Cerezo Arevalo Guatemala Met with President Bush at the U.N. General Assembly. September 25, 1989
President Jorge Serrano Elias Guatemala Met with President Bush during a private visit. October 2, 1991
President Ramiro De Leon Carpio Guatemala Attended working brunch with President Clinton. November 30, 1993
President Ramiro De Leon Carpio Guatemala Attended the Summit of the Americas in Miami, Florida. December 9-​11, 1994
President Luis Alberto Flores Guatemala Attended conference on Central American reconstruction at the Inter-American Development Bank. Private visit with President Clinton December 11. December 9-​11, 1998
President Alfonso Portillo Guatemala Working visit. July 1-​6, 2001
President Alfonso Portillo Guatemala Working visit. Discussed negotiations for a Central American free trade agreement. April 10, 2003
President Oscar Berger Guatemala Working visit. April 28-​May 4, 2004
President Oscar Berger Guatemala Working visit. Discussed Central American and Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement. May 10-​12, 2005
President Alvaro Colom Caballeros Guatemala Working visit. April 26-​30, 2008
President Alvaro Colom Caballeros Guatemala Met with President Bush at the Council of the Americas in New York City. September 24, 2008