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Victoria, Seychelles · VictoriaThe Roman Catholic Diocese of Port Victoria has received a donation of €35,000 from the Order of Malta to launch a new drug rehabilitation programme in Seychelles called the Farm of Hope in the western Mahe district of Port Glaud. Bishop Alain Harel received the cheque from the Ambassador of the Order of Malta to Seychelles, Alexandra Azaïs, on Thursday, the first such donation made to the project that will last for one year and will be free of …See the Story
Order of Malta donates €35,000 for Farm of Hope in Seychelles
Victoria, Seychelles · VictoriaSeychelles has become the first African nation and the third globally to ratify the historic ocean agreement. For the High Seas Treaty to enter into force, another 57 countries will need to sign and ratify it. The treaty was formally adopted by governments in June last year and opened for state signatures on September 20.See the Story
High Seas Treaty Will Help Defend Small Island Nations' Fisheries
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Port Victoria · Port VictoriaINS Tir, the lead ship of First Training Squadron (1TS), participated in Exercise Cutlass Express - 24 (CE-24) held at Port Victoria, Seychelles, from February 26 to March 8. The Indian Navy has been participating in the exercise since 2019.See the Story
INS Tir participates in Exercise Cutlass Express in Seychelles
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Victoria, Seychelles · VictoriaBeneath the vast expanse of the ocean surface lies another world. At first, around the shores, the continental shelf is little more than an extension of the adjoining landmass. But then one reaches the edge of the abyss and, with the sudden drop that follows, everything changes. Remarkably, in view of what is known about …See the Story
Into the Abyss: The Scramble for the Ocean Floor
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Victoria, Seychelles · VictoriaImplementing debt-for-nature swap (DFNS) plays a "unique role" in providing funds to establish marine protected areas (MPAs), as shown by successful experiences in Seychelles and Belize, a study has found.See the Story
Debt-for-nature swaps can play crucial role in boosting marine protected areas, researchers say « Carbon Pulse
Economy · VictoriaMinister of Finance Dr. Mohamed Ma'it stressed that flexible policies for the global economy have become very necessary in light of the international and regional fluctuations that prevail in the economic landscape in a way that contributes to containing shocks and reducing macroeconomic risks in developing countries. He pointed out that emerging economies have been severely affected by exceptional global circumstances, whose effects are reflect…See the Story
d. Ma'it... At the “Economic Policies” session at the G20 meetings in Brazil: flexible policies for the global economy are necessary to contain shocks and reduce risks - The World Today
Cryptocurrency Exchange · VictoriaThe blockchain space is filled with cryptocurrency exchanges competing for attention. In this ever-evolving realm, Bitget has carved its market position, becoming a top exchange in just a few years of operation. Bitget was established in 2018 and has its headquarters in Seychelles. It has become a top choice among traders seeking crypto derivatives and copy trading. It has a user base of over 20 million people spread across 60 countries. Furthe…See the Story
Bitget Review 2024
Victoria, Seychelles · VictoriaCoastal communities need all the help they can get to get out of the danger zone. Building new houses on stilts, raising sea walls, clearing rubbish from beaches on a regular basis, and more effective codes for the fishing industry and other shipping to minimise waste in the sea.See the Story
Africa: Who Wants to Live By the Sea?
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