About Wonnie Boedhoe
Wonnie Boedhoe was a politician.
Wonnie Boedhoe is a Surinamese economist and politician who was Minister of Finance from 2010 until 2011 and director of the until 2019.
Biography Wonnie Boedhoe worked as director of the (NOB). In March 2011 she dismissed Surpost director Carlo Godlieb due to financial irregularities.
Boedhoe resigned on 10 June 2011 it had occurred amidst reports of disagreements within the government involving her. She was non-partisan when she took office as Minister of Finance.
Following her resignation as minister, Boedhoe remained as director of the NOB.
Boedhoe is a former chair of the . In April 2021, Boedhoe became chair of the National Wage Council, created by minister Rishma Kuldipsingh to advise the government on the introduction of a minimum wage; she was renewed as chair in April 2023. In April 2024, she became part of Gi Sranan, a group of economists who provide free training to people planning to work in the Surinamese government. In September 2024, she published an analysis of the Ministry of Justice and Police budget, particularly the economic costs of crime.
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Who was Wonnie Boedhoe?
Surinamese politician
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Wonnie Boedhoe was a politician.
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