Suriname Elects First Woman President Amid New Political Era
- Suriname's parliament elected Jennifer Simons as the first woman president on Sunday, marking a historic change for the country.
- Jennifer Simons accepted the position and stated she will ensure that wealth benefits all citizens, especially the youth and those with limited opportunities.
- She aims to manage expected oil revenues for the population's benefit.
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Suriname has been independent since 1975. Now Jennifer Geerlings-Simons is the first woman to lead the South American state. The 71-year-old doctor takes over the country in an economically sensitive situation.
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"I am aware that the heavy task I have taken on is further aggravated by the fact that I am the first woman to serve the country in this position," Jennifer Geerlings-Simons said after the election.
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