AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSMALL-BUSINESS AI: Economic Affairs Minister Andrew Baasaron says AI should be accessible to Suriname’s small and medium-sized firms, which account for an estimated 80–90% of businesses and 50–70% of employment. He urged the country to build its own digital products, not just use foreign technology. Growth Outlook: The World Bank forecasts 21.5% economic growth in 2028, driven by offshore oil production. The challenge will be turning that expansion into jobs, stronger purchasing power and better public services. Mining Prospects: Miata Metals reported a high-grade gold intercept at its Sela Creek project: 13.59 metres averaging 10.33 grams per tonne, including 3.56 metres at 37.62 grams per tonne. Energy Investment: Chevron says Suriname is among the regions it may add to its exploration portfolio as it plans a possible global exploration-spending increase in 2027. Public Accountability: Parliament wants ministers to submit reports on foreign business trips, including their objectives and results.**
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