AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSuriname–Guyana Bridge Row: Suriname says President Irfaan Ali was only informed as late as May 15 that Paramaribo would fund a Corentyne River bridge, contradicting Ali’s claim he heard it was “news to me” and insisting Guyana’s stance remains a joint venture. Offshore Energy Support: SBM Offshore has started a flotel services supplier search for TotalEnergies’ GranMorgu FPSO commissioning offshore Suriname, with responses due July 7—an early step toward mid-2028 first oil. Mining Update (Suriname): Miata Metals reported new diamond-drilling results at its Sela Creek Gold Project, including a new gold discovery at Puma East, with high-grade intersections up to 22.80 g/t Au. Regional Environment & Policy: CARICOM leaders met in Saint Lucia (including Suriname’s President Jennifer Geerlings-Simons), while wider regional coverage also highlights wetland conservation efforts in the Caribbean and climate resilience themes. Biodiversity Under Pressure: A study warns Brazil’s expanding northeast offshore oil plans could raise cumulative spill risks, urging stronger emergency preparedness and faster Marine Protected Area expansion.
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