AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBird Flu Response: Suriname’s agriculture ministry says it is too early to declare the outbreak controlled. Inspections and quarantines continue while lab results are pending; officials report no signs the virus has spread beyond the affected site. Social Support: More people say their monthly SRD 1,800 purchasing-power payments have stopped without notice or explanation. Recipients are urging the government to clarify eligibility and how to reapply. Homelessness: Stichting 1 voor 12 says a lack of funding for permanent shelter leaves people it helps returning to Paramaribo’s streets, underscoring a gap in long-term support. Housing: President Jennifer Geerlings-Simons launched construction of 350 homes at Reeberg, a Chinese-funded project aimed at easing housing shortages and creating jobs. Resource Policy: The president says oil and gas must help build local businesses and diversify the economy. Meanwhile, Sarakreek’s chief is demanding the government reclaim concessions he says were granted without community consent. Economic Outlook: The IMF expects Suriname’s economy to grow 4% in 2026, with slightly faster growth projected next year.
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