AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWater and Accountability: MP Ronnie Asabina is pressing the government to say when Saramacca River water will be safe again, who is responsible for its contamination and why the environmental report has not been shared with residents or Parliament. Climate Governance: Suriname is among five Caribbean countries in a US$6.75 million, three-year project to strengthen climate data, emissions tracking and reporting. Judicial Cooperation: Surinamese court officials joined regional counterparts in Curaçao to discuss closer ties, legal expertise and an independent, accessible judiciary. Aviation: Suriname’s aviation authority and France’s DGAC signed a cooperation letter to improve safety oversight; it does not lift existing restrictions or set a timeline for new flights. Public Services: An MP urged faster funding for clean water deliveries to Marowijne villages, while Education Minister Currie says unpaid rent debts are limiting options for temporary teacher housing as remote-school homes are renovated.
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