AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHuman Trafficking Watch: Suriname’s Ambassador Marlon Mohamed-Hoesein urged stronger regional cooperation at the OAS, warning that poor maritime borders and fast digitalisation are helping traffickers exploit legal gaps and target victims across the Caribbean. Wildlife-Safe Roads: A Suriname-linked conservation push is expanding Brazil’s rope-bridge model for highways, aiming to cut roadkill and help animals safely cross fragmented habitats—now being scaled toward Suriname. Justice Cooperation: Curaçao and Suriname signed an addendum to temporarily deploy four experienced Surinamese correctional officers to Curaçao’s youth detention facility for three months, focusing on training and improved guidance and security. Offshore Oil Momentum: Italian firm Saipem has started operations in Suriname for the offshore GranMorgu project, with the multipurpose vessel Normand Navigator arriving and a logistics hub secured at Jules Sedney Harbour. Regional Sports: Suriname is set to send a team to Guyana’s 2026 Caribbean Schoolboys and Juniors Boxing Championships (Aug 20–22), as the Guyana Boxing Association confirms multiple countries including Suriname. Maritime Energy Transition: An IDB-commissioned study says no Caribbean port yet offers full shore-side power or comprehensive green fuel bunkering, while highlighting Suriname among the countries assessed for readiness.
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