AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEnergy Security Push: Suriname’s Oil, Gas and Environment Minister Patrick Brunings says the country wants to position itself as a “safe haven” for energy, pointing to new offshore gas potential and talks with U.S. officials to attract investors. Trade Finance Boost: The Caribbean Development Bank and IDB Invest are launching a US$25 million trade finance guarantee to help Caribbean businesses access funding for cross-border deals. Suriname–China Cooperation: Suriname’s public works minister says cooperation with China could deepen in infrastructure, green development, the digital economy and AI as the country prepares for large-scale oil and gas growth. Mental Health Access: Suriname has launched Helpline 114, a 24/7 national mental health crisis line supported by PAHO/WHO, offering free, confidential psychological first aid. Regional Business Links: Trinidad and Tobago’s manufacturers’ association is sending a trade mission to Guyana and Suriname (June 8–14) with 38 companies seeking partnerships and market entry. Sports—Suriname Connection: Former Suriname goalkeeper Stanley Menzo is reported set to take a technical director role at Ghana’s Asante Kotoko, as the club restructures ahead of the new season.
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