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Offshore Suriname is unexploited, with only 25 wells drilled in an area of 150,000 km2

he company's new refinery should be operational by 2014

A Masters in Petroleum Geology is available from Faculty of Technological Sciences

With over 90% of its landmass covered by forests and benefiting from negligible deforestation, Suriname is creating solutions for sustainable timber harvesting with environmental protection

New species of flora and fauna are still being discovered in Suriname

With a vast endowment in rich soil, optimal climate and privileged geographical position, agriculture remains vital to Suriname's national socioeconomic development. A five-year medium-term plan targets the agricultural sector as one of prime importance, as reflected in the Agricultural Support Program (ASP)

The abundance of nature, growth and possibilities merge together in the projected investment opportunities in the agriculture sector

Suriname is capitalizing on its excellent location to boost regional transportation

Traymore Docks revitalized an obsolete terminal in Moengo, converting it into the port of choice for mining and timber companies active in the area

Surinam Airways connects the U.S. and Caricom with new options for flights to Miami