AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDigital Connectivity: A new U.S. package commits $340.3 million to Caribbean and Central American priorities, including $175.8 million for submarine cables to expand high-speed internet and strengthen network resilience. Suriname took part in the regional dialogue. Cloud Services: Caribbean provider Cloud Carib marked 15 years in business, serving organizations in Suriname and across the region with cloud, AI and cybersecurity services. Its infrastructure is based in several other countries, including the Bahamas, Jamaica and Barbados. Traditional Medicine: Suriname has joined the WHO’s Group of Friends of Traditional Medicine, where members are discussing research priorities, legal frameworks and ways to protect Indigenous and local communities’ knowledge. Amazon Monitoring: Satellite data showed rising fires and smoke across the Amazon in September and October as drought heightened fire risks, with severe air pollution disrupting life in Manaus.
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