AGP Executive Report
Last update: 15 minutes agoTourism Partnership: Tourism Seychelles and Emirates reaffirmed their strategic alliance after talks focused on recovery, connectivity and joint marketing to boost visitor arrivals. Conservation & Education: Seychelles’ D’Arros Experience marked five years with a film premiere tied to the Save Our Seas Foundation’s Island School programme, linking students to hands-on marine learning and protection. Local Environment Impact: A new study warns that abandoned tuna fishing gear—especially drifting fish aggregating devices—can smash corals and harm wildlife even inside marine refuges. Culture & Community: Zoomex launched a World Cup X Space in Seychelles featuring Djibril Cissé, alongside a charity pledge that could increase donations based on correct predictions. Governance & Accountability: A developer in Australia was charged over an alleged $10m disability housing fraud, with claims including spending on luxury items and even offshore investments linked to Seychelles. Wildlife Spotlight: Jonathan the Seychelles giant tortoise was named a Guinness World Records ICON at age 194, keeping global attention on the species and its conservation story.
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