AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoUN Diplomacy: Suriname’s full delegation walked out of Netanyahu’s UNGA speech, joining a mass protest by dozens of countries over the Gaza war. Foreign Policy & UN Reform: Suriname’s FM Melvin Bouva took part in UNGA-side discussions on global governance, while India’s Jaishankar argued BRICS vs the UN is a “false choice,” calling for UN reform without dismissing it. Consular Services: President Jennifer Simons launched Suriname Passport Application Services in New York, aiming to modernize access for citizens abroad. Regional Security (Haiti): OAS member states, including Suriname and Guyana, urged the UN Security Council to renew Haiti’s Gang Suppression Force mandate and fund full deployment. Local Governance: Suriname’s education ministry says primary and secondary schools will close at noon in October due to extreme heat, after teachers complained about unsafe classroom conditions. Sports (Paramaribo): Suriname hosts Martinique in the Nations League in Paramaribo as both teams chase Group B points.
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