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On 28 August 2026, the Embassy of India joined the Ministry of Public Works & Spatial Planning in a public ceremony to hand over a vital infrastructure project, "Promoting Safe Crossings for Pedestrians," near Lyceum School, completed under the Quick…
On 28 August 2026, the Embassy of India joined the Ministry of Public Works & Spatial Planning in a public ceremony to hand over a vital infrastructure project, "Promoting Safe Crossings for Pedestrians," near Lyceum School, completed under the Quick Impact Grant Project (QIP) framework of the Government of India.
The commemorative plaque was jointly unveiled by H.E. Mr. Stephen T.K.W. Tsang, Honorable Minister of Public Works & Spatial Planning, and Subhash Gupta, Ambassador of India to Suriname. The ceremony was attended by senior officials, ministry representatives, and school administrators.
This initiative introduces modern control crossing facilities, ensuring safer passage for students and residents across busy roads. It reflects the deep‑rooted developmental partnership between India and Suriname, inspired by a vision of inclusive and holistic community development.
Minister Tsang expressed heartfelt appreciation on behalf of the Government and people of Suriname, noting that the new system is a timely intervention that modernizes traffic management while safeguarding school children.
The Quick Impact Projects continue to highlight the vibrant and expanding bilateral relationship between India and Suriname, rooted in shared history and collaborative progress across infrastructure, health, and capacity building.
