AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoResponsible AI Governance: Suriname is moving ahead on ethical AI with UNESCO’s RAM 2.0, bringing together 106 participants from 67 institutions across 10 sectors to map current AI use, opportunities, and needed safeguards. Energy & Industry Tech: Wison New Energies signed with Shell to bring Shell’s pre-engineered dual mixed refrigerant liquefaction tech into Wison’s FLNG offerings, with studies that include a floating LNG project offshore Suriname. Workforce & Grid Modernization: Dutch grid operators are recruiting knowledge migrants from Suriname and South Africa to fill gaps in IT and engineering roles needed for solar-heavy grids. World Heritage & Climate Resilience: UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee wrapped in Busan with renewed commitments to more inclusive protection, including new site inscriptions and a strategy for Small Island Developing States. Regional Tech/Policy Watch: A report mapping RSS-linked organizations lists 4 entries in Suriname, adding to scrutiny of the group’s international footprint. Transport Reliability (Cross-border): A letter urges Guyana and Suriname to use the Canawaima ferry disruptions as a push for a long-term, reliable crossing plan—not just short-term repairs.
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