AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCFU U-14 Football: Suriname’s U14s and Guyana battled to a 1–1 draw before Guyana won 4–2 on penalties to take the 2026 CFU Tier II title in Punta Cana, after Suriname led through Valentinho Amaisi. Local Sports: In the same CFU U-14 run-up, Suriname’s path to the semis included a 7–1 group win over Saint Lucia, with Alexander Alberga scoring a hat-trick and Vaughn Zeegelaar adding a penalty goal. Economy & Outlook: The IDB says Suriname’s medium-term outlook is favourable, with growth expected to recover to about 3.9% in 2026 and around 4% near term, supported by oil-driven investment and improving fiscal and external conditions. Energy & Investment: Gold Fields is boosting its Suriname exposure, investing about US$55.7m to lift its stake in Founders Metals to just under 20% and enabling Founders to consolidate full ownership of the Antino gold project. Public Health Policy: Suriname’s National Assembly Speaker Ashwin Adhin says he will pilot private member’s legislation to make suicide prevention legally mandatory, citing rising local cases and calling for measurable government accountability. Water Resources: A new global ranking shows Suriname has high renewable freshwater per person (5.6 million cubic feet annually) even as water use patterns differ sharply by country.
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