AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFerry Safety Standoff: Suriname’s Maritime Administration (MAS) has issued Canawaima Management Company a final chance to fix safety shortcomings on MV Canawaima, warning of a sailing ban from 14 August if issues aren’t cleared—covering readiness of legally required safety gear, firefighting systems, and crew certificates. Joint-Venture Pushback: Guyana says it is not responsible for maintenance/dry docking under the JV—claiming it supplies fuels, lubricants and batteries—while the JV operator says it expects a resolution after talks with Suriname. Digital Infrastructure for Oil & Gas: TELESUR and Liberty Networks signed an MoU to expand resilient, next-generation connectivity for Suriname’s Oil & Gas sector, building on the 2009 Suriname–Guyana submarine cable partnership. Offshore Execution Update: TechnipFMC says critical subsea equipment delivery is keeping TotalEnergies’ GranMorgu project on Block 58 on track toward commissioning in 2028. Regional Logistics Angle: Curaçao is positioning itself as a logistics hub for Suriname and Guyana’s offshore buildout, citing port, repair, fuel storage and bunkering capabilities. Human Trafficking Focus: Suriname’s ambassador urged stronger regional cooperation against trafficking, warning that poor maritime borders and fast digitalisation are creating gaps exploited by criminal networks.
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