CLEAN : 'There is a moral obligation' to support Suriname's growth: president

The transcript discusses Surinam's ownership of its natural resources, emphasizing the country's right to benefit from oil and gas production. It highlights the potential economic impact, with a focus on sustainable development. Surinam's environmental contributions, such as its negative carbon status, are noted, along with the need for global compensation. The transcript concludes with a call for international support to ensure Surinam's development and crisis management.

What is the constitutional stance of Surinam regarding its natural resources?

• They are shared with neighboring countries.

• They are owned by international corporations.

• They belong to the nation.

• They belong to private companies.

How does Surinam view its position in the oil and gas industry?

• As a newcomer like Guyana.

• As a non-participant.

• As a declining participant.

• As an established leader.

What is the projected income from oil and gas for Surinam over 30 years?

• 20 billion U.S. dollars

• 15 billion U.S. dollars

• 25 billion U.S. dollars

• 10 billion U.S. dollars

What is the primary focus for the use of income from oil and gas in Surinam?

• Sustainable development

• Military expansion

• Infrastructure maintenance

• Tourism promotion

Why does Surinam believe it should receive international compensation?

• For its cultural heritage

• For its technological advancements

• For its negative carbon status

• For its economic growth