Suriname’s national debt rises 42.5 percent to SRD 190 billion in 2025
Suriname's national debt rose by 42.5 percent to SRD 190 billion in 2025, mainly due to new foreign loans and ...
Suriname's national debt rose by 42.5 percent to SRD 190 billion in 2025, mainly due to new foreign loans and ...
During an inspection on Hendrikstraat, unlicensed fish processing was discovered and fish products were seized. Several businesses were also issued ...
President Simons calls on Surinamese banks to actively contribute to economic growth through investments in productive sectors and by strengthening ...
Minister Baasaron warns that the unreliable ferry connection between Suriname and Guyana hampers trade and transport, which is particularly problematic ...
President Simons stresses that energy investments in Suriname must lead to stronger local businesses, more skilled workers and economic growth ...
NPS parliamentarian Jeffrey Lau warns that the proposed collection costs place a disproportionate burden on small entrepreneurs and advocates cost ...
AmCham Suriname calls for the concrete implementation of economic priorities with measurable results, focused on local capacity-building, infrastructure, energy and ...
The Vereniging van Economisten in Suriname warns that, according to its own calculations, the budget deficit for 2027 amounts to ...
Parliamentary group leaders see opportunities for Suriname in President Simons' annual address, but emphasise that the actual implementation of policy ...
Suriname and the World Bank are strengthening their cooperation with new financing of US$22.2 million for climate projects and plans ...
