AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoResponsible AI in Suriname: UNESCO’s RAM 2.0 Readiness Assessment brought 106 participants from 67 institutions to map how AI is used now and what governance, skills, and safeguards Suriname needs for ethical adoption. UN Health Governance: PAHO convened a first joint meeting of regional health networks with ministers and health funds from 16 Americas countries, including Suriname, to align governance, financing, and integrated primary health care. Drought Talks at UN: At Cop17 in Mongolia, countries failed to agree on a binding global drought protocol, with Suriname pushing for flexibility and country-driven approaches while talks continue toward Egypt in 2027. Suriname–Guyana Diplomacy: Suriname’s newly sworn ambassador to Guyana, Ivan Fernald, was urged to strengthen ties and focus on border issues as the Corentyne river ferry dispute and the New River triangle border disagreement remain unresolved. Fintech for an Oil Boom: A look at Suriname’s fintech push argues the country has a narrow window to modernize payments and access to financial services before offshore oil production ramps up. Sport Leadership: The Suriname Olympic Committee’s Ranoe Samlal shared how an international women’s sport leadership programme helped build connections and leadership confidence.
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