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. [...] "Our position is that we support the territorial integrity of Guyana as it relates to Essequibo. Suriname is in favor of a peace zone and does not want an armed conflict to arise.