Rabin Parmessar

Rabin Parmessar

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Rabin Parmessar is a prominent Surinamese politician and leader of the National Democratic Party (NDP). He has been an influential voice in the National Assembly, advocating for economic reforms and financial support initiatives to aid Suriname's development. Recently, he emphasized the importance of Suriname's accession to the agreement with the African Export-Import Bank, highlighting that it could provide essential financial resources to the nation during challenging economic times.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
0 wks
Reach
6,848
Power
54$
Sentiment
4.33
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Suriname 3 4.33 1.17% +0% 586,634 6,848 $4,600 54$
Totals 3 586,634 6,848 $4,600 54$
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Recent Mentions

Suriname Suriname: Parmessar is the chairman of the committee of rapporteurs and raised concerns about the government's preparations for economic changes in the oil and gas sector. 7

De Ware Tijd: Assembleeleden dringen aan op transparantie en beter bestuur – de Ware Tijd

Suriname Suriname: Rabin Parmessar warned about a 'backdoor' route for Mennonites during a budget discussion in the National Assembly. 6

De Ware Tijd: Parmessar waarschuwt voor ‘sluiproute’ voor mennonieten; Noersalim ontkent afspraken – de Ware Tijd

Suriname Suriname: Rabin Parmessar, the NDP faction leader, reminded Santokhi of his public statements regarding orders given to the attorney general. 5

De Ware Tijd: Santokhi ontkent ‘opdrachten’ aan pg – de Ware Tijd

Suriname Suriname: Rabin Parmessar defended the necessity of the reforms, arguing they aim to strengthen the rule of law. 6

De Ware Tijd: Scherp parlementair debat over hervorming rechterlijke macht – de Ware Tijd

Suriname Suriname: Rabin Parmessar is the chairman of the parliamentary committee discussing the border proposal. 6

De Ware Tijd: ‘Grenswet mag traditionele rechten niet ondermijnen’ – de Ware Tijd