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A conversation with H.E. Chandrikapersad Santokhi, president of Suriname, chair of the Caribbean Community

A conversation with H.E. Chandrikapersad Santokhi, president of Suriname, chair of the Caribbean Community

September 19, 2023

Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries are on the frontlines of the impacts of climate change, the energy crisis, inflation, and food insecurity. Inflation has reached more than 6 percent, electricity costs for Caribbean citizens are double the average for US citizens, and climate change is expected to cost the region almost $22 billion annually by 2050.…
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Oystein Olsen warns on Stagflation

Norwegian State Fund Former Director

May 4, 2022

Warning: Stagflation eyesonsuriname Amsterdam, May 3d 2022– The Norwegian state fund, with 1.2 trillion dollars (more than 1.1 trillion euros) in resources, the largest of its kind in the world, warns of stagflation. Due to high inflation, low interest rates and high stock prices, many risks lurk, of which stagflation is the greatest danger. That’s…
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There seems to be a new and definite need for a new cadre of statesmen, of diplomats and above all supporting other public officials embedded and imbued with an understanding of the modern and constantly up-to-date, accurate  geopolitics of energy and equipped with the skills to navigate the interlocking todays worlds of climate change and energy security, food security, peace and to negotiate in the best interests of our Suriname, our land and our region.

Het lijkt alsof er echt behoefte aan een nieuw kader van staatslieden, van diplomaten en vooral ook van overheidsfunctionarissen met een groot etisch begrip van de geo-politiek van energie op wereldschaal bestaat. 

Die bovendien ook goed uitgerust zijn met de vaardigheden om te navigeren in de in elkaar grijpende werelden van klimaatverandering en energiezekerheid en om op niveau te onderhandelen in het beste belang  en voordeel van Suriname het land, ons land en de omliggende regio. 

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