AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWHO Funding Push: 14 African countries, including Seychelles and Mauritius, pledged over US$45m to support the WHO Investment Round—aimed at predictable, flexible financing for the next four years to strengthen health systems. Ocean & Climate Accountability: Seychelles’ Angelique Pouponneau, AOSIS ocean negotiator, says ocean protection must come with real emissions cuts and climate finance, calling out “hypocrisy” from countries expanding fossil fuels. Seychelles Diplomacy (Health Links): Venezuela’s ambassador presented credentials to President Patrick Herminie, with both sides flagging cooperation in education and medicine, plus an early visa-waiver push for official passports. Visa & Work Mobility (Seychelles in focus): Finland confirmed visa-free entry for only Mauritius and Seychelles among African nations (up to 90 days), while the US made a visa bond programme permanent—potentially affecting many African applicants. Regional Health Cooperation: 14 African countries and partners backed WHO’s first-ever Investment Round, reinforcing cross-border support for health priorities. Tourism with Wellness Angle: A Seychelles-linked wellness tourism theme appears in regional coverage, alongside broader island travel trends and premium hospitality growth.
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