AGP Executive Report
Last update: 37 minutes agoSmall-Business Technology: At Suriname’s first AI Summit, Minister Andrew Baasaron urged wider access to AI for small and medium-sized businesses, which make up most of the country’s firms. He said Suriname should also develop its own digital products, not just rely on foreign technology. Oil-Led Growth: The World Bank forecasts 21.5% economic growth in 2028, driven by expected offshore oil production. Turning that surge into lasting jobs and better services remains a key challenge. Gold Exploration: Miata Metals reported a high-grade drill result at its Sela Creek project, including 13.59 metres grading 10.33 grams of gold per tonne at Jons Trend. Agriculture: Wakay’s irrigation pumps were still out of service as repairs awaited spare parts, leaving farmers dependent on them to protect crops. Forest Industries: Saamaka woodcarvers say expanding gold mining and logging are drawing workers away from traditional crafts and putting pressure on the forest that sustains their communities. Maritime Services: Suriname is among the first destinations for patrol boats under a US$36.4 million regional supply agreement, which also includes training and support.
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