Wat Brazilie van Suriname kan leren en wij van Brazilie. eyesonsuriname Amsterdam 16 maart 2026– Het historisch perspectief van de omgekeerde wereld. Want wie vandaag de dag naar de economische verhoudingen in Zuid-Amerika kijkt, kan zich het bijna niet voorstellen: in de jaren ’50 van de vorige eeuw was Suriname op papier verder ontwikkeld dan Brazilië.…
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antonfoek.com Amsterdam, 16 maart 2026– Singapore is dus het bewijs en overtuigende garantie dat een land niet arm hoeft te blijven. Het is een kwestie van de juiste keuze maken, van leiderschap, integriteit en een oprechte liefde voor het eigen volk. Lee Kuan Yew bouwde geen rijkdom voor zichzelf, hij bouwde een natie. “Het verschil…
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Opportunity or Risk for Suriname and Less Developed Countries? eyesonsuriname Amsterdam, March 15, 2026 — The world of software development is changing rapidly with the rise of artificial intelligence. Before you can blink an eye, something has already changed again in this new world. Where programmers once had to write every line of code themselves, AI…
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When public figures shatter the image of themselves — and of us Opinion · Culture & Faith · March 2026 eyesonsuriname There is a particular kind of unease that settles over a society when its most visible figures begin to change — not just their politics or their art, but their very faces, their bodies,…
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The Path Forward or How Suriname Can Reinvent Itself Through Digital Transformation eyesonsuriname Amsterdam, 13 March 2026–If Suriname truly and really, really wants to digitalize, it must begin not with technology but with itself. Digitalization is not a project, not an app, not a policy document. It is a reinvention of the state. A new…
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Where the System Truly Breaks Down: An Anatomy of Suriname’s Digital Inability eyesonsuriname Amsterdam, 13 March 2026– Anyone seeking to understand Suriname’s digital stagnation must look deeper than the visible symptoms. The core problem is not technological but institutional. Digitalization exposes what has been true for decades: a state apparatus that is fragmented, vulnerable, and…
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Suriname Keeps Stumbling Over Its Own Modernization Dream eyesonsuriname Amsterdam, 13 March 2026– For more than twenty years, Suriname has spoken about digitalization as if it were an inevitable path to progress. Ministers and other high ranking officials announce digital service portals, presidents promise biometric identities, and policymakers sketch visions of a government that is…
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Filtering the New Form of Power eyesonsuriname Amsterdam, March, 8th 2026– Back in the last centuries and most certainly in the last, information was a scarce commodity. Those with access to the right books, newspapers, or archives possessed a strategic advantage. Today, that scarcity has transformed into an overwhelming abundance. We live in the era…
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Suriname is poised to Build the Most Competitive Electricity System in the Region. eyesonsuriname / by Gilbert J. Weber, MBA Paramaribo, March 6th 2026 — Suriname is entering a decisive moment in its economic history. With major offshore oil discoveries and increasing international attention, the country stands at the threshold of a new era of investment…
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Ons land kan het meest concurrerende elektriciteitssysteem in de regio bouwen. eyesonsuriname / door Gilbert J. Weber MBA Paramaribo, 6 maart 2026 — Suriname staat op een beslissend moment in zijn economische geschiedenis. Met grote offshore olie-ontdekkingen en toenemende internationale aandacht staat het land op de drempel van een nieuw tijdperk van investeringen en ontwikkeling.…
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