IBC Act is amended to tackle the disclosure of nominees
The National Assembly unanimously approved proposed amendments to the International Business Companies Bill, 2025 on Wednesday 09th July. The amendments […]
Seychelles hosted the 17th meeting of the Africa Initiative
Vice President Ahmed Afif who is also the Minister for Finance, National Planning and Trade officially launched the 17th meeting
Seychelles to register its first ever Geographical Indication (GI)
Local stakeholders are meeting for two days to finalise works to register Seychelles’ First Geographical Indication – Seychelles Honey. Local
Ministry and World Bank host workshop on ‘Asset Management Coordination’
The Ministry is hosting a workshop on ‘Asset Management Coordination’, in collaboration with the World Bank. The event is being
IMF approves disbursement of $13.7 million, following 4th reviews under the EFF and RSF Arrangements
The International Monetary Fund’s Executive Board has approved for the disbursement of $13.7 million, following the fourth reviews of our
Double honours for Seychelles at the 60th Annual Meeting of the African Development Bank (AfDB).
Seychelles has assumed the Chairmanship of the AfDB’s Eastern Africa Constituency while our fellow Seychellois, Mr. Ronald Cafrine has been
Seychelles becomes sitting member of WTO Fisheries Funding Mechanism (Fish Fund) Steering Committee.
Seychelles is a proud sitting member of the World Trade Organisation Fisheries Funding Mechanism (Fish Fund) Steering Committee. Seychelles took
Economic Security Partnership: Seychelles and UK stand together to tackle illicit finance
The British High Commission and the Ministry of Finance, National Planning and Trade met yesterday for the first official review
Seychelles is removed from France’s Blacklist of Non-Cooperative Jurisdictions for Tax Purposes
The Government of Seychelles is pleased to announce that the country has been officially removed from France’s list of non-cooperative
Postal/courier shipment and National Address System update 2024
There’s been a recorded increase of 35% in the postal/courier shipment per kilograms imported into the country in 2024. Speaking