AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSeychelles Foreign Policy & Parliament: The National Assembly Service met Professor Peter J. Schraeder to discuss how Seychelles’ parliament can shape foreign policy, with a focus on democratisation and African foreign-policy lessons. Health Security: In the National Assembly, Health Minister Dr Marvin Fanny said the ministry keeps at least six months of essential cancer medicine stock and continues specialised treatments like immunotherapy based on patients’ needs. Tourism Governance: A policy push argues tourism’s next phase must be led through stronger governance, cabinet-level oversight, impact assessments, and tighter public-private coordination—not just promotion. Connectivity for Tourism: Seychelles welcomed Aeroflot’s move to resume flights to Victoria on a year-round basis, with the Transport Minister calling it a vote of confidence in Seychelles and a boost for Russian visitor flows. Visa Rules at Home: Seychelles confirmed a visa-free entry approach for citizens of all recognised countries, with entry still requiring a visitor permit on arrival and online immigration procedures; Kosovo passport holders are the exception. Regional Mobility Context: Spain expanded visa-free access to Seychelles and other select countries, while multiple other countries’ visa lists underline how quickly travel access can change across regions.
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