26.10.2009 An endemic species of plant thought to be extinct on Mahe has been rediscovered deep in the forest between Cascade and Montagne Planneau, more than a century after it was recorded and collected for the first time. Schefflera procumbens is an endemic e...
Tovább2009.11.6. November 7-én, szombaton, a Lánchíd rádió (FM 100.3) Útitárs című műsorának heti témája Seychelles, vendége Kiss László tiszteletbeli főkonzul. http://www.lanchidradio.hu/útitárs ...
Tovább28.10.2009 British high commissioner Matthew Forbes on Wednesday unveiled a copy of a map released by his government showing the devastating impact a 4°C rise in global temperature will have around the world. He presented it to principal secretary for environment...
Tovább23.10.2009 The High-Level Committee on Piracy set up by President James Michel has recommended troops be deployed on outer islands as a precautionary measure in view of the increased frequency of attacks in the Indian Ocean region around and within Seychelles’ excl...
Tovább23.10.2009 The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is to work on an action plan to carry out new measures agreed by the government and Seychelles’ honorary consuls who have been meeting here this week. Mr Faure (right in photo on the above) addressing the consuls at th...
Tovább22.10.2009 Secretary of state Jean-Paul Adam has given a live radio interview for the BBC World Service’s Focus on Africa programme about the latest move to combat piracy. BBC producer Paul Bakibinga asked Mr Adam about the recent deployment by the US of unmanned...
Tovább22.10.2009 The World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) will continue to equip member states with appropriate tools to assess the economic contribution of creative industries to their economies. Messrs Kalanje (left) and Diallo addressing delega...
Tovább21.10.2009 Seychelles’ honorary consuls are focusing on the “challenges on the road towards our economic sustainability”, in a three-day conference that opened at Le Méridien Barbarons hotel yesterday. Vice-President Joseph Belmont told them although they are not...
Tovább09.10.2009 Seychelles top for people’s development If you are an African who ranks health, education and freedom from poverty as your top priorities, you are best off in Seychelles, a study published on Monday shows. This is among a host of findings revealed in the...
Tovább20.10.2009 ‘Perfect time for Seychelles and China’ Following his official visit to South Korea last week, President James Michel stopped over in Beijing on Friday to launch the first Seychelles Tourism Seminar held in the People’s Republic of China. Addressing a...
Tovább19.10.2009 Visit Seychelles and share in our natural beauty! Following his official visit to South Korea, President James Michel stopped over in Beijing to launch the first Seychelles Tourism Seminar held in the People’s Republic of China. During his one-day vis...
Tovább16.10.2009 The National Assembly has approved a motion to set up green zones and help protect coastal regions that are most threatened by erosion. The motion, tabled by elected member for Bel Ombre Nicholas Prea, was passed unanimously by the assembly on Tuesday af...
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