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Institutional Communique: Mandatum Reaffirms its Unalterable Commitment to Housing Development in The Republic of Suriname

Mandatum reaffirms its commitment to building 10,000 dignified housing units in Suriname, following the MOU signed with the Government. It advances administrative coordination to begin operational phases, prioritizing the welfare and social justice of the Surinamese people, unaffected by external circumstances.
By Communication Procuracy

Headquarters, Miami, FL / Paramaribo. The Ordo Supremus Pro Causis Humanitariis (Mandatum) and the Mandatum Suriname Foundation are pleased to reaffirm before the public opinion, State institutions, and the families of the Republic of Suriname, the full effectiveness and steady progress of the Affordable Housing Initiative.

Following the formalization of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed with the Government of the Republic, our organization ratifies that its technical structure and financial capacities are fully prepared and consolidated for the execution of this high-impact social project, which contemplates the construction of 10,000 dignified housing solutions, as well as complementary infrastructure in healthcare and education.

Guided by the governing principles of our Tradition and the strict fulfillment of the pledged word (pacta sunt servanda), our Legal Procuracy in the United States and the Procuracy for Government Liaison in Paramaribo, led by Sir Alfred M.G. Williams, continue to coordinate the relevant administrative steps with the Executive Power authorities for the commencement of the operational phases in the country.

Faithful to our global humanitarian mission, we place on record that no external circumstance will alter our determination to provide prosperity, welfare, and distributive justice to the noble people of Suriname, who constitute the sole and legitimate beneficiaries of this international alliance.

Procuracy for Communications