evidence: PARAMARIBO, Suriname – Suriname has expressed its support for Guyana in its ongoing border dispute with Venezuela, but acknowledged that its Tigri border issue with Guyana cannot be taken to the International Court of Justice (ICCJ) for a settlement. "I have said it before and I repeat: Tigri is ours. That is our position. I immediately recognize that the other side has different views. That is why a procedure has been initiated to ensure that, in good consultation with each other to find a solution," Foreign Affairs, International Business and International Cooperation Minister, Albert Ramdin, told a news conference. [...] "In these kinds of regional situations you have to help each other, it is an important principle and especially now when you see that the other country that wants to take part of Guyana, would also like to have part of us in the territorial area. Then there is an interest for us to look at this," Ramdin told reporters.