The International Business Conference, Suriname delivers business focused content aimed at strengthening collaboration, innovation, and shared success.

Suriname is rapidly emerging as a global hub for international investment, closely mirroring the trajectory set by neighboring Guyana. With abundant natural resources and a strategic focus on economic development, Suriname is charting a course towards industrialization, economic diversification, job creation, and poverty reduction. The International Business Conference (IBC) seeks to play a pivotal role in Suriname’s socio-economic growth by channeling sustainable investment into high-impact sectors and uncovering valuable business opportunities.

As a trusted platform for engagement and collaboration, IBC 2025 offers participants an unmatched experience through dynamic presentations, industry discussions, and a dedicated one-to-one business matching service. This unique approach allows investors and stakeholders to connect meaningfully, paving the way for transformative partnerships that support Suriname’s path towards growth and prosperity.

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Our Services

The Suriname Guyana Chamber of Commerce (SGCC) is dedicated to fostering a strong business environment between Guyana and Suriname. As a member, you'll gain access to a variety of services designed to help your business grow and thrive.

Join the SGCC and unlock a world of opportunity for your business!

Here's what we offer

Advocady & Representation

Let your voice be heard!
The SGCC lobbies for policies that benefit our members and the business community as a whole. We advocate on your behalf with government agencies and other stakeholders. Join us and be part of a powerful network that fights for your interests. Take part in our membership survey and let us know how we can serve you!

Networking

The SGCC provides a thriving environment to connect with potential customers, partners, and industry leaders. Through our events you'll gain access to a network of influential decision-makers across Guyana and Suriname. These connections can open doors to new business opportunities, collaborations, and strategic partnerships. Join the SGCC and unlock the power of a vast network that can propel your business forward!
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Marketing & Promotion

Get your brand in front of the right audience through our extensive network. We showcase members in our member directory, newsletters, and promotional events, providing a cost-effective way to expand your reach and attract new customers.

Discounts & Savings

High costs keeping you out of key Suriname & Guyana trade shows? SGCC membership secures exclusive discounts on booth fees & advertising, maximizing your impact at a fraction of the price. Join now and boost brand awareness, generate leads, and see a stronger return on investment.

Shape The Future Of The SGCC:

Volunteer On A Committee!

Interested in shaping the future of the SGCC? We encourage you to learn more about each committee and its current volunteer needs.
 

JOIN THE SURINAME-GUYANA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

GAIN ACCESS TO A GREATER NETWORK IN BOTH COUNTRIES
GET INTO NEW PARTNERSHIPS
HAVE ACCESS TO RESOURCES TO NAVIGATE IN THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT IN BOTH COUNTRIES
 

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Relive the excitement and connect with fellow members. Explore our photo gallery from past SGCC events – you might even see yourself there!

Membership

MEMBERS

Surinamese businesses in Guyana, Guyanese businesses in Suriname, Foreign firms operating in Guyana & Suriname

50+

Members


SECTORS

Energy, infrastructure, finance, agriculture, natural resources, business support services, tourism, manufacturing, etc.

18+

Sectors


Partnership With CTHC


Suriname - Guyana Chamber of Commerce has a partnership with Creative Tech Hub Caribbean

Suriname

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Guyana

Stay Informed with the Latest News Updates

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    by Editor on April 2, 2025 at 11:02 pm

    The Government of Guyana is engaging the United States administration on new “reciprocal tariffs” announced on Wednesday by President Donald Trump. The US President said he would impose a 10% baseline tariff on all imports to the U.S. and higher duties on dozens of other countries, according to Reuters. Guyana will face a tariff rate The post Guyana gov’t ‘closely engaged’ with US on new import tariffs – Ashni Singh  appeared first on News Room Guyana.

  • Val Kilmer, film star known for ‘Top Gun,’ ‘Batman Forever’ and ‘Tombstone,’ dead at 65
    by Editor on April 2, 2025 at 9:12 pm

    (CNN) Val Kilmer, a movie star who throughout his career proved he was up for any task, from playing a cocky naval pilot to wearing the Batman suit, died on Tuesday, according to his daughter Mercedes Kilmer, who released a statement to the New York Times and the Associated Press. He was 65. The cause The post Val Kilmer, film star known for ‘Top Gun,’ ‘Batman Forever’ and ‘Tombstone,’ dead at 65 appeared first on News Room Guyana.

  • Heavy focus on skilled labour as National TVET Policy launched
    by Editor on April 2, 2025 at 9:09 pm

    A 10-year policy to improve Guyana’s technical education sector was launched on Wednesday at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre, Liliendaal. The Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Policy aims to empower Guyanese with the highest quality of vocational skills to foster innovation, sustainability and gender inclusion. The policy is intended to address the challenge The post Heavy focus on skilled labour as National TVET Policy launched appeared first on News Room Guyana.

  • Guyana inks US$22M ‘One Health’ project 
    by Editor on April 2, 2025 at 8:03 pm

    See below the full release from the Ministry of Finance:  Ministry of Finance, April 2, 2025: As part of a proactive approach to prepare the country for any future health crises that may arise such as the COVID-19 one, Senior Minister in the Office of the President with Responsibility for Finance and the Public Service, The post Guyana inks US$22M ‘One Health’ project  appeared first on News Room Guyana.