81. Suriname Resources Directory AHKCO. Anton de Kom Universiteit van suriname. Books and Articles on suriname. IDOS.SWI. People and culture. ANDA TICA. Background Notes. Brief History. EscapeArtist. http://www.123plaza.com/lazycat/countries_search.htmx/Suriname

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82. Remarks Of H.E.  Runaldo Venetiaan, President Of Suriname, At The Launch Of Com This will inevitably require an adjustment of our Caribbean culture and our economy countryTrinidad and Tobago, up to Guyana and to my own country, suriname. http://www.caricom.org/30anniversary-venetiaan.htm

REMARKS OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SURINAME, HIS EXCELLENCY RUNALDO RONALD VENETIAAN, ON THE OCCASION OF THE LAUNCHING OF COMMEMORATION OF THIRTY YEARS CARICOM, 13 FEBRUARY 2003, PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO Your Excellencies, Distinguished Heads of Governments, Honourable Ambassadors, Special Invited Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen, It is with great pleasure that I accepted the invitation to make some remarks on the occasion of the launching of the celebration of the thirtieth anniversary of CARICOM. I would first like to take this opportunity to extend my sincerest congratulations to all member states, as well as to our associated members and partners who, during these past thirty years, have contributed to the successful realization of our prime goal of strengthening the integration of the Caribbean nations. Particular appreciation is extended to those member states who, from the very beginning, committed themselves to the integration efforts, so that the aspiration of our peoples could be realized with the establishment of the Caribbean Community in 1995, when the Treaty of Chaguaramas came into effect. In these times when things may appear fleeting, longevity is a trait to be admired. So, as the Caribbean Community celebrates thirty years of its existence, there is just cause for festivity and merriment.

83. South America Lonely PlanetFacts at a Glance, Environment, History, Economy, culture, and factsfor travelers. Map and Information about suriname. History of suriname. http://intergate.goshenschools.org/~jfought/South America/

84. Agenda 21 - Suriname Last update June 1997. BIOTECHNOLOGY. Research and Technologies. Biotechnologyin suriname is limited to the tissue culture of bananas. http://www.un.org/esa/agenda21/natlinfo/countr/suriname/eco.htm

ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN SURINAME Click here to go to these sections: International Cooperation Trade Changing Consumption Patterns Financing ... Sustainable Tourism INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION No information available. Suriname All Countries Home TRADE Decision-Making: Strategies, Policies, and Plans The economic policy to intensively stimulate an export-oriented production economy makes international cooperation and trade a high priority in Surname's external policy. Trade is important to the Surinamese Sustainable Human Development Model which will be operational soon. Trade will be integrated into the optimized economic, social, environmental and human development aspects of this model. Cooperation Suriname subscribes fully to the aims and principles of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD). The Government also intensively follows the developments within other organizations such as GATT, and subscribes fully to the principles and the Plans of Action of both the Summit of the Americas held in Miami in 1994 and in Santa Cruz de la Sierra in Bolivia in 1996 respectively, which also included conclusions with regard to sustainable development and trade. Within this framework, Suriname participates in the activities of Organization of American States (OAS), Interamerican Development Bank (IDB) and Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC). This information was provided by the Government of Suriname to the fifth session of the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development. Last Update: June 1997.

85. Lonely Planet World Guide | Destination Suriname August 2000. back to top. culture. suriname's ethnic mix is reflectedin the religious allegiances of its people. The most important http://www.statraveluk.lonelyplanet.com/south_america/suriname/

Suriname Jump to: Introduction Facts for the Traveler When to Go Events ... Getting Around Introduction While Suriname's capital holds its fair share of Dutch colonial architecture, it's the well-ordered system of nature parks and reserves that keeps the visitors coming. Suriname is an unusual cultural enclave with an extraordinary ethnic variety deriving from Dutch colonization, the early importation of African slaves and, later, indentured laborers from India and Indonesia. Full country name: Republic of Suriname Area: 163,270 sq km (63,675 sq mi) Population: Capital city: Paramaribo (pop 240,000) People: 35% East Indian, 32% Afro-Surinamese, 15% Indonesian, 10% Maroons (descendants of ex-slaves who inhabit the upland forests) Language: Dutch, and also English, Sranan (an English-based Creole), Hindi, Javanese and Chinese Religion: 27% Hindu, 25% Protestant, 23% Roman Catholic, 20% Muslim Government: Republic President: Runaldo Ronald Venetiaan Prime Minister: Jules Rattankoemar Ajodhia GDP: US$1.48 billion GDP per head: US$3,500

86. Oceanic Society - Natural History Expeditions: Suriname In addition to the diversity of its wildlife, suriname also has a rich human culture,consisting of Amerindians, Maroons, Creoles, East Indians, Javanese and http://www.oceanic-society.org/pages/alltrips/trip23.html

Bordering Brazil, Guyana, and French Guiana, Suriname is a remarkable land of pristine beauty and vibrant culture. It has one of the highest percentages of tropical forest in the world, and has received international recognition for its landmark conservation efforts. In addition to the diversity of its wildlife, Suriname also has a rich human culture, consisting of Amerindians, Maroons, Creoles, East Indians, Javanese and Dutch. Noted travel writer William Leitch notes “if there are treasured spots to reveal to travelers, Suriname is first among them . With respect to facilities for the study and observation of neotropical history, Suriname is unsurpassed.” We believe the best way to discover this off-the-beaten-track destination is with individuals who know the country and its people first-hand. Our leaders, Henk and Judi Reichert, worked and lived in Suriname for 20 years. Through their leadership we are able to offer you a personal in-depth introduction to this amazing country. Our journey begins and ends in Paramaribo, the monumental center of which has recently been designated by the United Nations as a World Heritage Site. The city is known for its 17th century colonial architecture, a vast central market, and its colorful waterfront on the Suriname River. This is the cultural hub of Suriname and a perfect place to learn something of the country we will explore

87. UNESCO Sector For Culture: Links (Window To Culture) Top Ministries of culture suriname, Ministry of Education Community DevelopmentTitle suriname, Ministry of Education Community Development. http://www.unesco.org/culture/links/Detailed/169.shtml

Cultural Policy Resources Issues on Culture and Development From Diversity to Pluralism ... United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization UNESCO Sitemap Glossary Links News and Events ... Search Languages English French Spanish Publications Statutory Texts Write to us Frequently Asked Questions About Culture Anniversaries, Days and Decades Fellowships Funding and Patronage Prizes Recruitment and Internships Who's Who? options Add to the Database Top Ministries of Culture Title: Address: P.O. Box 297, Paramaribo Internet: (URL) http://www.kabinet.sr.org/ Email: kabpressur@sr.net Country: Suriname Region: Latin America and Caribbean Themes: Description: last updated on: 2003-03-25 - 15:31:14 509 links

88. Search 20,000 Saramaka Maroons live in 61 villages along the upper suriname River, where ofthe Saramakas’ forest would mean the end of Saramaka culture which is http://www.lapress.org/Summ.asp?lanCode=1&couCode=23

89. Lonely Planet World Guide | Destination Suriname | Introduction suriname view enlargement. Lonely Planet guides to suriname and the world.order now, Roundthe-World Tickets Connect the dots, find a fare. http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/south_america/suriname/

home search help worldguide ... Related Weblinks Suriname While Suriname's capital holds its fair share of Dutch colonial architecture, it's the well-ordered system of nature parks and reserves that keeps the visitors coming. Suriname is an unusual cultural enclave with an extraordinary ethnic variety deriving from Dutch colonization, the early importation of African slaves and, later, indentured laborers from India and Indonesia. Full country name: Republic of Suriname Area: 163,270 sq km (63,675 sq mi) Population: Capital city: Paramaribo (pop 240,000) People: 35% East Indian, 32% Afro-Surinamese, 15% Indonesian, 10% Maroons (descendants of ex-slaves who inhabit the upland forests) Language: Dutch, and also English, Sranan (an English-based Creole), Hindi, Javanese and Chinese Religion: 27% Hindu, 25% Protestant, 23% Roman Catholic, 20% Muslim Government: Republic President: Runaldo Ronald Venetiaan Prime Minister: Jules Rattankoemar Ajodhia GDP: US$1.48 billion GDP per head: US$3,500 Annual growth: Inflation: Major industries: Bauxite and aluminium, palm oil, rice, shrimp and fish, bananas

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91. South America Vacations South America Hotels And Resorts, South suriname Overview. suriname suriname is reachable of Paramaribo. surinameis reachable by car from Guyana and French Guiana only. No roads http://www.southamericavacationguide.com/Suriname_Overview.html

South America Vacations, South America Tours, South America Hotels and Resorts South America Vacation Guide: Romantic South America Vacations South America Luxury Vacations, Travel, Tours, and Cruise Consultants Experience the essence of luxury travel and our uncompromising service! South America Countries Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile ... Galapagos Islands Luxury Tours Suriname: Overview Suriname Suriname is reachable by plane from Amsterdam (The Netherlands), Curacao (Dutch Antilles), Miami (Florida, USA), Port of Spain (Trinidad), Cayenne (French Guiana) and sporadically from some cities in Brasil (e.g. Belem). Reservations for these flights should be made as early as possible since they are quite popular. All international flights arrive at the Johan Adolf Pengel Airport which is situated about 50 kilometres south of Paramaribo. Suriname is reachable by car from Guyana and French Guiana only. No roads exist between Venezuela and Guyana or between Brasil and French Guiana. Suriname is reachable by boat from the Atlantic Ocean. As far as we know, there is only one company that transports passengers from Europe to Suriname. Cargo Ship Voyages Limited, a U.K. based company, runs a regular (every 12 days) passenger service on board cargo vessels from Portsmouth, U.K, to Flushing, Netherlands, to Paramaribo, Suriname. Full details can be obtained from: Formalities A visa is required for entry into Suriname. For more information about how to obtain a visa contact your local embassy. Do not forget to take two good passport photos with you to Suriname. They are necessary for the registration process.

92. Suriname - LANIC http://lanic.utexas.edu/la/sa/suriname/

Suriname Academic Research Resources General Resources History Human Rights Academic Research Resources AHKCO Academie voor Hoger Kunst-en Cultuuronderwijs Anton de Kom Universiteit Data Profile World Bank IDOS Institute for Development Oriented Studies Suriname at a Glance PDF from the World Bank SWI Stichting Wetenschappelijke Informatie World Health Organization Suriname Page WHO AHKCO Academie voor Hoger Kunst-en Cultuuronderwijs Archaeology of the Guianas Life and Culture of the Pre-Columbian Indians of the Guianas EigenWijs Koken Lekker Surinaams Eten Audi's Homepage Maroons of French Guiana and Surinam Foodways Numismatisch Museum Photobank Recepten uit de keuken van Swiet Moffo ... Winti Culture and Religion Henri J.M. Stephen ABU Centrale Bank van Suriname CBvS Continental Shipping Agencies NV CSA NV Staatsolie State Oil Company Trade within Latin America International Monetary Fund statistics, IMF Amazonia Birds Development Gateway EU-CARIFORUM ... Conservation International Suriname CIS Foundation for Nature Conservation in Suriname STINASU, Stichting Natuurbehoud Suriname Guiana Shield Media Project GSMP Marine Turtles in Suriname Office of the European Commission in Suriname Rainforest Portal Suriname and the IDB Inter-American Development Bank Suriname and the IMF International Monetary Fund Suriname's Timber Trade TED, Trade and Environment Database

93. CaribSurf.com | Net_guide On the Northeast coast of South America, the Republic of suriname is borderedby Guyana in the West, French Guyana in the East, and Brazil in the South. http://www.caribsurf.com/net_guide/Regional/South_America/Suriname/

Apr 11 In Barbados Search the Web for Education Employment Government Health ... South America > Suriname On the Northeast coast of South America, the Republic of Suriname is bordered by Guyana in the West, French Guyana in the East, and Brazil in the South. One of the least densely populated tropical countries in the world. Approximately 95 percent of the 420,000 inhabitants live in the capital city Paramaribo and in small cities and villages located along the coast. Suriname is ideally suited for the conservation of its unique neotropical rainforest biome. While Suriname is a relatively small country, it is internationally quite significant, because it has one of the highest percentages of tropical cover in the world with nearly 90 percent of the total area covered by forests and a rate of destruction under 0.1 percent annually. It has nine times the cover of Costa Rica, and more tropical forest than all but four African countries. Information provided by the Caribbean Tourism Organization Business and Economy Government Maps and Views ... Comprehensive Guide to Suriname - Provides information and community resources (message boards, chat and guestbook) for Suriname. Telesur - (Mostly Dutch) General Suriname info and links, guestbook, and helpdesk for telesur, a telecommunications company and Suriname's first ISP.

94. President Al-Bashir, Umar Hasan Ahmad, Lt. Gen. First Vice of Communications Roads, Eila, Mohamed Tahir. Min. of culture, Maged, Abdel BassetAbdel. Min. State Min. of culture, alMugtaba, Siddiq. State Min. of Defense, http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/chiefs/chiefs166.html

Sudan - 9/19/02 Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments Last Updated: 9/19/02 Sudan President al-Bashir, Umar Hasan Ahmad, Lt. Gen. First Vice President Taha, Ali Osman Mohamed Second Vice President Machar, Moses Kacoul Assistant to the President al-Mahdi, Mubarak al-Fadil Chmn., Bureau of Federal Rule Muhammad, Ali al-Haj al-Khalifa, Magzoub Min. of Animal Resources Gai, Riak Min. of Cabinet Affairs Arop, Martin Malwal Min. of Civil Aviation Malwal, Joseph Eila, Mohamed Tahir Min. of Culture Maged, Abdel Basset Abdel Min. of Defense Salih, Bakri Hassan Maj. Gen. Min. of Education Nahar, Ahmed Babiker Min of Electricity Fartak, Ali Tamim al-Jaz, Awad Tahir, al-Tigani Adam Maj. Gen. Min. of External Relations Ismail, Mustafa Osman Min. of External Trade Kasha, Abd al-Hameed Musa Min. of Federal Relations Suleiman, Ibrahim Gen. Min. of Federal Rule Nafie, Nafie Ali Min. of Finance and Planning al-Zubeir, Ahmed Hassan Min. of Foreign Affairs Ismail, Mustafa Osman Min. of Health Ballal

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