AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHaiti Security & Elections: All 32 OAS member states backed renewing the UN mandate for Haiti’s Gang Suppression Force and urged full, fast deployment—calling for personnel, funding, equipment and logistics to match the mandate, after an OAS mission flagged security and elections as tightly linked. UN General Assembly Protest: At least 77 countries walked out or left seats during Netanyahu’s UN speech, with participation reported across Arab, Asian, African, and Latin American/Caribbean states including Suriname and Guyana—framed as opposition to Israel’s Gaza campaign. Suriname Passport Service: President Jennifer Simons launched Suriname Passport Application Services in New York with VFS Global, aiming to modernize access for citizens abroad and expand the service beyond the US. Suriname–Martinique Nations League: Suriname host Martinique in Paramaribo aiming to stay perfect in Group B after a strong start, with the match set for Monday at Dr. Ir. Franklin Essed Stadion. Education in the Heat: Suriname’s Education Ministry ordered primary and junior/senior secondary schools to close at noon in October due to high temperatures, after teachers complained about unbearable classroom conditions.
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