AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSuriname Oil Outlook: Suriname’s oil sector is getting a boost as Middle East tensions push global prices higher, with the $26B GranMorgu project in Block 58 seen as a key driver of future growth. CARICOM Diplomacy: Dominica and the OECS have taken over the CARICOM Group chairmanship in Geneva from Haiti, keeping Suriname at the table for UN and WTO coordination. Justice Cooperation (Curaçao–Suriname): Curaçao and Suriname signed an addendum to deploy four Surinamese correctional officers to Curaçao’s youth detention facility (JJIC) for three months, focused on safety standards and youth guidance. Maritime Economy (Curaçao–Suriname region): Curaçao is building a wider industrial cluster around 2BAYS, linking port activity, offshore services, logistics, energy and technical industries, with expectations of about 80 jobs. UNESCO World Heritage: UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee added 25 new sites and kept the Historic Centre of Paramaribo on the Danger List, citing threats to its integrity. Border Politics: A former vice president is opposing ratification of a border protocol between Suriname and France.
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