AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoOffshore Oil Momentum (Suriname): TechnipFMC says TotalEnergies’ GranMorgu project in Block 58 is staying on track, with delivery of critical subsea equipment and FPSO connection components moving the deepwater development toward commissioning in 2028. Telecom for Oil & Gas (Suriname): Liberty Networks and TELESUR signed an MOU to expand resilient, next-gen connectivity for Suriname’s Oil & Gas sector, building on the long-running Suriname–Guyana submarine cable partnership. Maritime Safety (Suriname): The Maritime Authority Suriname issued Canawaima a final chance to fix outstanding MV Canawaima deficiencies, demanding a clear repair timetable and safety equipment readiness by Aug. 13. Regional Health (Guiana Shield): PAHO and CARPHA opened a subregional malaria elimination meeting in Paramaribo, highlighting Suriname’s 2025 malaria-free certification and cross-border focus on mobile and mining communities. Fiscal Transparency Watch (Caribbean): The US State Department flagged Belize, the Dominican Republic, Haiti and Suriname among governments failing minimum fiscal transparency standards, raising pressure on budget disclosure and audit independence. Mining & Drilling Activity (Broader): Borr Drilling lined up new jack-up rig work across Vietnam, Malaysia, Côte d’Ivoire and the Netherlands, signaling continued demand for offshore services.
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