AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoHuman Trafficking Watch: Suriname’s Ambassador Marlon Mohamed-Hoesein urged stronger regional action at the OAS, warning that poor maritime borders and fast digitalisation are helping traffickers exploit legal gaps and target victims through online “scams.” Suriname Oil Momentum: With Middle East tensions lifting global prices, Suriname’s emerging offshore push is getting attention, especially the GranMorgu project in Block 58—expected to start up in 2028 and backed by TotalEnergies and APA alongside Staatsolie. Offshore Execution in Suriname: Italian contractor Saipem has begun operations in Suriname for the GranMorgu SURF package, using the Normand Navigator and setting up a logistics hub at Jules Sedney Harbour. Mining Update: Founders Metals reported high-grade growth at its Antino Gold Project in southeastern Suriname, including 28.0m of 14.27 g/t gold in drill hole FR249. Regional Justice Cooperation: Curaçao and Suriname signed an addendum to deploy four Surinamese correctional officers to Curaçao’s youth detention facility for three months, focused on training and capacity building. Sports Spotlight: Guyana’s Raekwon Noel encouraged powerlifters ahead of the 2026 FESUPO championships in Santiago, while regional boxing teams—including Suriname—were confirmed for the Caribbean Schoolboys and Juniors event.
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