AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAldabra Conservation: A new study estimates around 180,000 giant tortoises live on Aldabra, the highest count recorded. Researchers caution that dense vegetation makes comparisons with earlier estimates difficult. Ocean Governance: Seychelles reaffirmed its commitment to marine protection and regional cooperation at the Nairobi Convention’s COP12, which adopted 15 decisions to advance ocean conservation and a sustainable blue economy. Heritage: First Lady Véronique Herminie said Seychelles welcomes Russian expertise in preserving cultural and natural heritage, highlighting Mission Lodge as a site worthy of greater protection. Travel Health: Visitors with recent travel to the Democratic Republic of Congo must spend at least 21 days outside the country before travelling to Seychelles amid an Ebola outbreak; no local cases had been reported as of October 15. National Profile: Seychelles recorded 100% electricity access in a new African ranking and placed 12th globally in a lifestyle index assessing factors including safety, climate and quality of life.
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