AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFerry Safety Standoff: Suriname’s Maritime Authority (MAS) has issued a final ultimatum to Canawaima Management Company over the MV Canawaima, warning of an immediate sailing ban from 14 August 2026 at 00:00 unless major technical and firefighting safety gaps are fixed, safety gear is fully ready, crew certificates are in order, and an independent ship survey confirms watertightness and cofferdams. Cross-Border Accountability: Guyana says it is not responsible for the safety shortcomings, citing the joint venture terms that place fuels and daily operating supplies on the Guyana side while Suriname handles maintenance and dry-docking—while the ferry operators say they expect a resolution through ongoing Guyana-Suriname engagement. Digital Connectivity for Oil & Gas: Liberty Networks and state telecom Telesur signed an MoU to upgrade Suriname’s international connectivity, aiming to boost network resilience and next-generation capacity for the country’s oil and gas sector. Offshore Oil Progress: Investor confidence in Suriname’s offshore sector is rising as TotalEnergies advances its GranMorgu development toward first oil in 2028, alongside continued exploration results in the Guyana-Suriname Basin.
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