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.
Our Services
Join the SGCC and unlock a world of opportunity for your business!
Here's what we offer
Advocady & Representation
Networking
Marketing & Promotion
Discounts & Savings
Shape The Future Of The SGCC:
Volunteer On A Committee!
JOIN THE SURINAME-GUYANA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Don't Miss A Moment!
Membership
MEMBERS
Surinamese businesses in Guyana, Guyanese businesses in Suriname, Foreign firms operating in Guyana & Suriname
Members
SECTORS
Energy, infrastructure, finance, agriculture, natural resources, business support services, tourism, manufacturing, etc.
Sectors


Partnership With CTHC
Suriname
- Verhoging sociale uitkeringen geen verkiezingsstunt, zegt presidentby Biemla Gajadien on March 6, 2025 at 9:15 am
In de regeringsraad-vergadering vandaag zullen er besluiten worden genomen over de verhoging van de sociale uitkeringen. De AOV zal verhoogd worden naar SRD 2.250 per maand. Ook andere financiële voorzieningen
- Regering keurt verhoging uitkeringen en bijstand goedby ABC Redactie on March 6, 2025 at 7:15 am
De Algemene Oudedagsvoorziening (AOV) voor personen vanaf 60 jaar is verhoogd van SRD 1750 naar SRD 2250. Voorts is de financiële bijstand voor mensen met een beperking verhoogd naar SRD
- Suriname loopt hoog risico op watergerelateerde problemenby ABC Redactie on March 6, 2025 at 5:15 am
Minister Prahlad Sewdien van Landbouw, Veeteelt & Visserij (LVV) zei voor aanvang van de Raad van Ministers Vergadering (RVM) dat Suriname behoort tot de landen met een hoog risico op
- VHP-kandidatenlijst overeenkomstig statuten van de partijby Biemla Gajadien on March 6, 2025 at 3:01 am
De VHP heeft afgelopen zaterdag haar kandidatenlijst voor de komende verkiezingen ingediend bij de verkiezingscommissie. Het huishoudelijk reglement vereist dat de lijst 2 weken voor het partijcongres worden ingediend. Het
Guyana
- Jeffrey slams 118 from 67 balls in Bartica’s T20 Leagueby Editor on March 6, 2025 at 9:18 am
Over the weekend, the inaugural Bartica Premier League (BPL) T20 tournament continued its explosive run with two high-scoring encounters at Daag Point ground. In match one, Bartica Super Strikers elected to bat first against Mavericks and unleashed a batting masterclass. Openers Ronald Jeffrey and Keanu Harry forged a breathtaking 226-run partnership, setting the tone for The post Jeffrey slams 118 from 67 balls in Bartica’s T20 League appeared first on News Room Guyana.
- FOUR-DAY: Anderson ton leads Harpy Eagles’ charge, but Scorpions strike backby Editor on March 6, 2025 at 12:23 am
Kevlon Anderson’s masterful century guided Guyana Harpy Eagles to a solid position on day one of their fourth-round clash against Jamaica Scorpions in the 2025 West Indies Four-Day Championship, but a late flurry of wickets from the hosts ensured the day ended evenly poised. The Harpy Eagles reached 268-5 from 90 overs at the close The post FOUR-DAY: Anderson ton leads Harpy Eagles’ charge, but Scorpions strike back appeared first on News Room Guyana.
- Rain denies Guyana’s chance to reach Women’s Super50 finalby Editor on March 5, 2025 at 11:54 pm
Guyana’s hopes of reaching the Regional Women’s Super50 final were dashed as their final league match against Trinidad and Tobago was abandoned due to rain, resulting in a no-result at Warner Park, St. Kitts. The washout meant Guyana finished third in the standings. A victory was essential for Guyana to secure a place in the The post Rain denies Guyana’s chance to reach Women’s Super50 final appeared first on News Room Guyana.
- Venezuela interacted with FPSO platforms ‘undoubtedly under Guyana’s jurisdiction’ – says Ralph Gonsalvesby Editor on March 5, 2025 at 6:27 pm
By Kurt Campbell kurt@newsroom.gy Ralph Gonsalves, the Prime Minister of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, has made it clear that the recent Venezuelan naval incursion into Guyana’s maritime territory, particularly its interaction with Floating Production, Storage, and Offloading (FPSO) platforms, falls “undoubtedly under Guyana’s jurisdiction.” Gonsalves, who is the principal interlocutor under the Argyle Declaration, The post Venezuela interacted with FPSO platforms ‘undoubtedly under Guyana’s jurisdiction’ – says Ralph Gonsalves appeared first on News Room Guyana.