AGP Executive Report
Last update: 27 minutes agoTourism Partnership: Tourism Seychelles and Emirates reaffirmed their strategic partnership after high-level talks, focusing on stronger connectivity, joint marketing and recovery support for visitor growth. Conservation & Marine Safety: A new study warns that abandoned drifting tuna fishing gear (FADs) is smashing into coral reefs and harming wildlife, including inside marine protected areas, even after bans on nets on FADs. Local Heritage Spotlight: Seychelles giant tortoise Jonathan, now 194, has been named a Guinness World Records ICON, keeping global attention on the Seychelles-linked species and its remarkable longevity. Governance & Regional Links: Seychelles’ regional tourism cooperation and trade engagement featured at the Vanilla Islands General Assembly and ITM 2026, with Seychelles reinforcing ties across the Indian Ocean. Business & Finance: DB Investing (Seychelles-based) launched “Real Interest,” offering eligible active traders daily promotional credits on free cash balances tied to qualifying trades.
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