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Country profile: Seychelles languages: English, French, Creole President: James Michel The Republic of Seychelles Religion: Christianity Agro-Industry Development The Agriculture and Agro-Industries Department (OSAN) comprises four divisions: OSAN 1, 2, and 3 oversee agricultural projects in Eastern and Southern Africa, West Africa, and Central Africa respectively; OSAN 4 is responsible for natural resource management and for environmental issues. The department works to increase agricultural production so as to reduce poverty and promote economic growth on the continent, and protect and manage natural resources. The approach is described in the Agricultural Sector Strategy 2010-2014. OSAN projects support rural infrastructure to move agricultural produce from farms to markets; promote the use of irrigation and fertilizers to increase productivity, and promote the sustainable management of natural resources land, water (for irrigation), forests, fish. OSAN supports the efforts of member country to manage their natural resources as well as those shared by several countries, such as Lake Chad and the Congo Basin Forest. Land and water management projects address issues of land tenure and security, water availability and access. After an ominous, post-independence start which saw them lurch from a coup, through an invasion by mercenaries to an abortive army mutiny and several coup attempts, the Seychelles have attained stability and prosperity. Citizens of the Indian Ocean archipelago enjoy a high per capita income, good health care and education. Overview Overview Facts Leaders Media But just a year after independence in 1976, the Seychelles appeared to be heading down the path of instability which has plagued many African states. AT-A-GLANCE Politics: The Seychelles People's Progressive Front (SPPF) has been the ruling party since 1977, when France Albert Rene came to power in a bloodless coup Economy: Tourism and the fishing industry are the country's biggest foreign exchange earners   Timeline The prime minister, France Albert Rene, overthrew the president, James Mancham, and embarked on a programme aimed at giving poorer people a greater share of the country's wealth. His coup, though bloodless, resulted in about 10,000 islanders fleeing the country. Four years later, with the help of Tanzanian troops, Mr Rene thwarted an attempt by South African mercenaries to restore Mr Mancham. An army mutiny in 1982, followed by several attempted coups, suffered a similar fate. But in 1991, possibly in response to pressure from foreign creditors and aid donors, Mr Rene restored multi-party democracy. The country's economy depends heavily on a fishing industry and upmarket tourism; the latter is vulnerable to downturns in the global travel market. Fine beaches and turquoise seas are among the main attractions. The archipelago is home to an array of wildlife, including giant tortoises and sea turtles. Much of the land is given over to nature reserves. Facts Overview Facts Leaders Media Full name: The Republic of Seychelles Population: 84,600 (UN, 2006) Capital: Victoria Area: 455 sq km (176 sq miles) Major languages: English, French, Creole Major religion: Christianity Life expectancy: n/a Monetary unit: 1 Seychelles rupee = 100 cents Main exports: Fish, cinnamon bark, copra, petroleum products (re-exports) GNI per capita: US $10,290 (World Bank, 2008) Internet domain: .sc International dialling code: +248 Leaders Overview Facts Leaders Media President: James Michel James Michel succeeded France Albert Rene, who led the country for almost three decades before stepping down in April 2004. President James Michel succeeded veteran leader Albert Rene   In July 2006 Mr Michel won a five-year term in presidential elections. A former vice president, he had served alongside Mr Rene since 1977, when a bloodless coup brought the long-term leader to power. Mr Michel pledged to hold a more open dialogue and to involve the private sector in the debt-ridden national economy. Some analysts have praised him for executing long-needed but painful reforms to liberalise the economy. Mr Michel, a former teacher, entered politics in 1974. He had a 16-year military career and retired from the armed forces in 1993 with the rank of colonel. The president is the head of state and appoints the Council of Ministers - an advisory body. Most members of the legislative body, the national assembly, are directly elected. Michel also holds the defence, police, information, and risk and disaster management portfolios. In the 2006 elections he gained nearly 54% of the vote compared with the almost 46% won by Anglican priest Wavel Ramkalawan. In the 2001 polls Ramkalawan won 45% compared with Rene's 54%. In the May 2007 elections, the Seychelles People's Progressive Front retained all 23 out of the 34 seats in the national assembly. The opposition Seychelles National Party (SNP) took the remaining 11 seats. Media Overview Facts Leaders Media The government controls much of the islands' media, and operates radio and TV stations and the sole daily newspaper. Freedom of speech has improved since one-party rule was abolished in 1993, and private or pro-opposition publications have been robust in their reporting despite tough libel laws. However, the opposition weekly Regar has regularly been sued for libel by the authorities. In October 2006 it stopped publication in protest against what it called constant threats from the government. Steep licensing fees have discouraged the development of privately-owned broadcast media. Multi-channel cable and satellite TV services are widely available. The BBC World Service and Radio France Internationale are available on FM. 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