AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGovernment Accountability: Suriname’s parliament is demanding that ministers file reports after overseas business trips, detailing their purpose, agreements and results. MPs also want a list of trips taken over the past 18 months. Energy Investment: Chevron says Suriname could join its exploration markets as it considers raising global exploration spending in 2027; no specific Suriname budget was announced. Gold Exploration: Miata Metals reported a high-grade intercept at its Sela Creek project: 13.59 metres at 10.33 grams of gold per tonne, including 3.56 metres at 37.62 grams. Power Supply: EBS is expected to continue load-shedding through the end of November, extending an operational challenge for businesses. Illicit Trade: A report describes a shift in the cigarette-smuggling trade from Suriname to Trinidad and Tobago, where prison demand has helped fuel a lucrative black market.
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