Suriname (Suriname Nawabs)

Suriname, located on the northeastern coast of South America, is known for its diverse culture and rich natural resources. The term "Suriname Nawabs" refers to the influential figures in Suriname's history, particularly during the 18th and 19th centuries, often associated with the Indian indentured laborers who played a significant role in the country’s agricultural development. The Nawabs were prominent in the sugar cane industry and contributed to Suriname's cultural mosaic, reflecting a blend of indigenous, African, and Indian heritage. Today, Suriname is recognized for its ecological biodiversity and multicultural society.