26.09.2009 President James Michel told the world on Tuesday we all have to change the way we do things if we are to start slowing down climate change. The secretary-general of the International Maritime Organisation has echoed the statement in his message as the w...
Tovább25.09.2009 President James Michel has thanked all members of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs who have contributed “to put Seychelles on the map – to make us shine on the international stage”. He said this in a statement, sent to all the staff, following his tour o...
Tovább05.10.2009 ‘Towards a better and positive urban community’ In his message to mark World Habitat Day today, the Minister for National Development Jacquelin Dugasse has called on all of us to pledge to put our efforts together for a better and positive urban communit...
Tovább24.09.2009 President James Michel has called on world leaders to take concrete action against climate change and to make a pledge to cut real emissions of harmful greenhouse gases to safe levels. He was addressing the United Nations Summit on Climate Change in New...
Tovább23.09.2009 A new framework has been drawn up to match educational qualifications with the length of the courses needed to gain them. This follows research by the Seychelles Qualifications Authority (SQA) that showed an inconsistency between the hours of study and...
Tovább23.09.2009 From next January, the government is to place all activities that are not essential to its proper functioning in the hands of the workers themselves through cooperatives, service agreements or contracts, Finance Minister Danny Faure said yesterday. He m...
Tovább22.09.2009 Climate change – in particular its effect on the marine environment – will be in the spotlight during this year’s World Maritime Day celebrations. A range of activities have been organised this week, including an open day at the Maritime Training Centr...
Tovább22.09.2009 Seychelles’ resident ambassador to China Philippe Le Gall has presented his credentials to Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin, King of Malaysia. In his address to the king, Mr Le Gall pointed out that Seychelles and Malaysia have outstanding natural scenery, u...
Tovább22.09.2009 The global economic crisis has not caused a drop in government revenue, the principal secretary for finance, Ahmed Afif, has said. Speaking on Friday during the monthly press conference on Seychelles’ reform programme, he said: “We have not seen any sub...
Tovább21.09.2009 We now have enough foreign reserves for eight weeks’ imports compared to what we had before our economic reforms that would have catered for just a few days’ needs. Central Bank governor Pierre Laporte said this on Friday during this month’s press confe...
Tovább19.09.2009 We now have a university of our own, thanks to the vision of our President, James Michel. In his National Day Speech in 2007, Mr Michel spoke of transforming the way Seychelles works – empowering the districts, giving better service, boosting economic p...
Tovább18.09.2009 President James Michel has appointed the former acting chief justice, Judge Ranjan Perera, as the law review commissioner with effect from September 9. The commissioner prepares the revised edition of the laws of Seychelles and in so doing can recommend...
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