Regional Malaria Action: Health authorities and senior officials from Brazil, France (French Guiana), Guyana, and Suriname wrapped up a two-day Subregional Meeting on Malaria Elimination in the Guiana Shield, renewing commitments to push the region toward a malaria-free future. On-the-Ground Focus: The group reviewed malaria transmission challenges and flagged priority actions, especially for mining communities and Indigenous populations, where risk remains stubborn. High-Level Support: The meeting was opened by Suriname’s President Dr. Jennifer Geerlings-Simons, with PAHO Assistant Director Dr. Rhonda Sealey-Thomas also attending to underline technical support, innovation, and stronger cross-border partnerships. Local Relevance: With Suriname already certified malaria-free in 2025, the discussions aim to keep momentum and help neighboring countries close remaining gaps.