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The economy of Suriname is getting boosted by new pre-salt oil discoveries offshore the coast.

ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT

With the new economic dynamics from the oil business, efforts also need to be made to preserve the wonderful nature.

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Suriname prides itself of a rich culture, both from the indigenous people and the Dutch settlers. A charming destiny full of poetry and beautiful landscapes.

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Discover Suriname in its many aspects and future chances. New Pre-Salt Oil fields have been recently discovered and boost the sock market. However, environmental protection becomes a key factor for the country’s future.

Finance/Banking

New Oil-Field discoveries boost the stock market in Suriname.

Energy

Read about the latest Pre-Salt Oil Field discoveries, Gas and ecological concepts.

Environment

Suriname is an abundant rich country in natural beauty. Therefore, environmental protection is crucial for the future.

Culture

Suriname has a rich culture both influenced by Dutch settlers and indigenous people in the rain forest.

Tourism

The historic city of Paramaribo is a gem for its own sake, surrounded by beautiful landscape and the pristine nature of the rain forest.

Digital

Digital technology is revolutionizing many aspects of our life, but it also can turn out to be art, like this picture of John Holfinger.

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I have had the privilege of looking after the issue several times. And on each occasion I have been struck by the breadth and unexpectedness of the topics that get pitched.
Somehow, they all fall in together to make a satisfying whole.
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