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  On 22 February 2026, Amb. Subhash Gupta called on H.E. Mr. Stanley Soeropawiro, Minister of Land Policy and Forest Management, last Friday. They held constructive discussions on strengthening cooperation in capacity building, wildlife and forest management, and the potential application of Indian technological expertise in Suriname besides timber exports and collaboration under the International Big Cat Alliance. View More
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  A set of Hindi books, gifted under the #indiacorner (Hindishala) initiative, to a Hindi school in Saramacca on 19 February 2026. View More
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  On 20 February 2026, Ambassador Subhash Gupta paid a courtesy visit to the Minister of Oil, Gas and Environment of Suriname, H.E. Mr. Patrick Brunings.During the meeting, they discussed ways to further strengthen engagement and collaboration between India and Suriname in the fields of hydrocarbons, renewable energy, and environmental management. View More
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  Ms. Rachel Lalbiharie, Ayurvedic Practitioner, called on Ambassador Subhash Gupta on 13 February 2026 to brief him about the activities of Rhythms Wellness Centre.During the interaction, Ms. Lalabiharie conveyed her keen interest in collaborating with the Embassy on Ayurveda promotion initiatives. The Embassy looks forward to engaging relevant stakeholders in Suriname to raise awareness about Ayurveda and its holistic health benefits. View More
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  On 17 February 2026 Ambassador was invited by Suriname American Industries Ltd. ( SAIL N.V )to tour their facility and engage in discussions on potential collaboration in the field of fisheries and fish processing. The visit provided an opportunity to explore avenues for strengthening cooperation between Suriname and India, particularly in advancing technology transfer, sustainable practices, capacity building and value-added processing in the fisheries sector. View More
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  On 16 February 2026 Ambassador Subhash Gupta paid a courtesy visit to the Minister of Education, Science and Culture of Suriname, H.E. Mr. Dirk Currie. Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to deepening ties in the field of culture and fostering growth through collaborative initiatives and capacity building through #ITEC courses. View More
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  Ambassador on 13 February 2026 welcomed Mr. Quincy Joemai, Director of Suriname Pharmaceutical Supply Company (BGVS), along with his team.The meeting explored possibilities of sourcing medicines and consumables from India. Ambassador also briefed them on India’s Jan Aushadhi Scheme, providing quality medicines at affordable prices and discussed its potential replication in Suriname.This dialogue highlights the growing scope for India–Suriname cooperation in the health sector, aimed at ensuring accessible and affordable healthcare solutions. View More
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  A set of Hindi books, gifted on 12 February under the #indiacorner (Hindishala) initiative, to a #Hindi school attached to the temple at Bergenshoopweg in Wanica.The event also provides an opportunity to address consular-related grievances of members of the diaspora. View More
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  An interaction session with a few ITEC participants was organized 12 February to hear their valuable perspectives on the course and the experiences they’ve gained during their time in India. Their enthusiasm, insights, and commitment to applying this knowledge back home truly highlight the essence of the ITEC programme learning, collaboration, and partnerships. View More
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  On 11 February 2026, Ambassador Subhash Gupta engaged in a fruitful consultation session with the Presidential Working Group of Suriname on Tourism, comprising senior government officials, the advisor to the Ministry of Tourism, and tour operators.The discussions focused on strengthening cooperation in the field of tourism, including:*Sharing best practices and capacity building through the ITEC programme* Familiarization visits of Surinamese tour operators to India* Exploring new avenues for collaborationThis dialogue marks another step toward deepening the India–Suriname cooperation in tourism and cultural exchange. View More