AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSeychelles–India Blue Economy: A Seychelles delegation led by fisheries minister Wallace Cosgrow visited India’s ICAR–CMFRI in Kochi to line up cooperation on sustainable fisheries research and mariculture, including stock assessment, climate impacts, seaweed processing, ornamental fish breeding, tuna fisheries and marine bioprospecting. Fisheries MoU Push: In parallel talks in New Delhi, both sides agreed to deepen cooperation on fisheries, aquaculture and the blue economy, with a roadmap covering hatcheries, tuna processing, post-harvest tech, conservation, and digital systems—plus AI for harvest management and capacity building. STEM for Girls (Space): Seychelles First Lady Veronique Herminie backed India’s Mission ShakthiSAT, urging girls to break barriers and learn satellite technology through training for participants from 108 countries. AI Access for Students: Google expanded its free Google AI Plus offer to students in 27 African countries, including Seychelles, with Gemini tools and cloud storage. Wildlife & Conservation: Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026 released a sneak peek of its 100-image shortlist from a record 65,000+ entries, with an exhibition running in London from Oct 16, 2026 to July 11, 2027. Tourism Growth Watch: A tourism expert says Africa’s visitor gains (including Seychelles) will depend on better air access, visas, transport links, infrastructure and skills.
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