AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSuriname–Guyana Shipping: The MV Canawaima ferry is back in service after a re-inspection on Aug. 13, with MAS lifting the sailing ban and operators saying further technical follow-up will continue. Maritime Compliance Pressure: Earlier, MAS had threatened an immediate ban from Aug. 14 unless safety equipment, fire-detection and firefighting systems, and crew safety certifications were fully in place, and hull checks were completed. Digital Connectivity for Oil & Gas: Liberty Networks and state telecom Telesur signed an MoU to upgrade Suriname’s international connectivity, aiming to boost resilience and next-generation infrastructure for the oil and gas sector. Offshore Oil Momentum: Suriname’s offshore push toward commercial production gained traction, with TotalEnergies’ GranMorgu development moving forward toward first oil in 2028 and new exploration results adding to basin confidence. Caribbean Fiscal Transparency: The U.S. flagged Suriname among governments failing minimum fiscal transparency standards, a reminder that governance and disclosure remain key for investor confidence.
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