AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSuriname’s digital finance rules: Suriname’s National Assembly approved the Wet Toezicht Virtuele Activa Dienstverleners 2026, bringing virtual-asset service providers under Central Bank supervision—after small Bitcoin merchant activity had already taken root in Paramaribo. Education under heat: The Ministry of Education, Science and Culture ordered primary and junior/senior secondary schools to close at noon in October due to extreme classroom temperatures, as teachers say they’re buying fans themselves. Gold investment signal: Critical Resources struck an exclusive deal to acquire a 90% interest in Suriname’s Gonini Gold Project, a move that could boost exploration attention in the Marowijne greenstone belt. AI ethics in the region: Suriname joined Caribbean participation at UNESCO’s 4th Global Forum on the Ethics of AI, including training on UNESCO’s AI ethics tools for national use. Tech & trade connections: A report on Streamline Systems’ digital transformation highlights how Suriname-linked businesses are modernizing sales, payments, delivery, and customer management through deeper web rebuilds.
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