AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSuriname–Guyana Ferry Update: The MV Canawaima sailing ban threat has been lifted after an Aug. 13 re-inspection, allowing the Suriname–Guyana connection to continue, though operators say further technical follow-up is still required. Maritime Compliance Pressure: Earlier this week, Suriname’s Maritime Authority issued a final ultimatum to Canawaima Management Company to fix safety and technical shortcomings (fire systems, safety equipment readiness, crew certifications, and hull/cofferdam checks) or face a ban starting Aug. 14. Telecom for Oil & Gas: Liberty Networks and state telecom operator Telesur signed an MoU to expand Suriname’s international connectivity, aiming to boost network resilience and next-gen infrastructure for the oil and gas sector. Offshore Oil Momentum: Investor confidence in Suriname’s offshore sector is building as TotalEnergies advances GranMorgu toward first oil in 2028 and Petronas reports new Block 52 gas discoveries, pointing to more basin development. Digital Connectivity Deal: Liberty Networks’ Suriname upgrades are framed as a direct support for international capacity needs tied to growing offshore activity.
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