Chan Santokhi

Chan Santokhi

politician Suriname

Chan Santokhi is the President of Suriname, having taken office in July 2020. He is a member of the Progressive Reform Party and previously served as the Minister of Justice and Police. Santokhi is known for his focus on governance, economic reform, and sustainable development, particularly in relation to Suriname's rich natural resources. Recently, he has been promoting initiatives that enable Surinamese citizens to become co-owners of their country's natural resources, particularly gold, by launching investment opportunities through the First National Bullion Company.

Born on Feb 28, 1969 (56 years old)

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
2 wks
Reach
3,513
Power
27$
Sentiment
6.43
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Guyana 2 6.00 0.16% +20% 786,552 1,497 $6,000 11$
Suriname 1 7.00 0.34% +0% 586,634 2,016 $4,600 16$
Totals 3 1,373,186 3,513 $10,600 27$
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Recent Mentions

Guyana Guyana: Chan Santokhi participated in the transfer of power to Geerlings-Simons and congratulated her. 7

Stabroek News: Suriname's new president targets fiscal discipline, social progress

Guyana Guyana: Chan Santokhi is the current president of Suriname and was in the race for legislative seats. 5

Stabroek News: Suriname parliament elects Simons as first female president

United States United States: Chan Santokhi congratulated Simons on her election and took responsibility for his shortcomings. 5

CNN: Suriname parliament elects first female president

France France: Chan Santokhi's presidential term is set to end on July 16, paving the way for Jennifer Geerlings-Simons' inauguration. 5

Le Monde: Suriname : Jennifer Geerlings-Simons élue présidente

Guyana Guyana: Chan Santokhi is the current President of Suriname and was in the race for legislative seats. 5

Stabroek News: Suriname parliament elects Simons as first female president