The Ministry of Transport celebrates the launch of the Seychelles Electronic Border System (SEBS) for entry and exit, introduced by the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The new SEBS introduces a digital travel experience and enhances border security, replacing the immigration papers upon arrival.
An A300 Airbus is expected to land at the Pointe Larue International Airport tomorrow Saturday 08th October 2022, estimated Time of Arrival 11:25 a.m. following Seychelles decision to resume Aeroflot flights. This is a decision made jointly by the Ministry of Transport and SCAA.
Seychelles’ Minister for Transport, Antony Derjacques, and Qatar’s Minister of Transport Jassim bin Seif bin Ahmed al-Sulaiti, signed a new bilateral Air Services on the sidelines of the 41st ICAO Assembly in Montreal.
Seychelles’ Minister for Transport, Antony Derjacques, today signed a historic bilateral Air Services Agreement to allow airlines to operate direct flights between Mahé and Kazakhstan. This will clear the path for a surge in tourism between the two countries.
IMO recommends a Needs Assessment Analysis in order to further its cooperation with The Maritime Accident Investigation Board (MAIB).
The International Maritime Organization was pleased with the MAIB’s request for increased cooperation and support and is eager to help the board professionalize itself.
In remembrance of lost seafarers and those who have passed away, the Seychelles Maritime Safety Authority (SMSA) organized a church service in their honor. The service which took place at the Immaculate Conception Cathedral today (Wednesday 28th September 2022) also coincides with the World Maritime Day commemorated on the 29th September.
The Minister for Transport has overall responsibility for the departments, as well as its arm’s length bodies (ALBs), which have established governance structures.