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Hon. Flavien Joubert, Minister for Agriculture, Climate Change and Environment of the Republic of Seychelles, participated in the 7th ISA Regional Meeting held in Ghana during the first week of September 2025. On the sidelines of the meeting, Minister Joubert also met with representatives of the Honorary Consulate of Seychelles…

The Ambassador of Seychelles to Ethiopia, accredited to Ghana, presented his Letter of Credence to the President of the Republic of Ghana on 10 July 2025, further strengthening diplomatic representation and bilateral cooperation.

On 23 May, the Honorary Consul of Seychelles to Ghana attended the maiden edition of the Otumfuo Art Awards at Manhyia Palace, accompanied by Mr. Emmanuel D’Offay and Ms. Stephanie Latilupe, who represented Seychelles at the prestigious cultural event.

The Honorary Consul of Seychelles in Ghana signed the book of condolence in memory of the late Pope Francis on behalf of the Republic of Seychelles.  

On 26 March, the Honorary Consulate of Seychelles participated in the Francophonie Photo Exhibition hosted at the Canadian Ambassador’s residence. The exhibition, which featured works by Seychellois photographer Michel Denosse, underscored the power of visual storytelling in fostering international relations and strengthening Francophone cultural ties.

A high-level delegation from the University of Seychelles, led by Vice Chancellor Ms. Joelle Perreau, visited Ghana to implement an academic cooperation agreement with the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST). Facilitated by the Honorary Consulate of Seychelles in Ghana, the visit emphasized student and faculty exchanges, joint…

A delegation from Seychelles’ National Institute of Heritage, Culture and the Arts visited Ghana to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the Manhyia Palace Museum. The agreement focuses on cultural collaboration, heritage preservation, and knowledge exchange between Seychelles and Ghana.

The Tom Boatin Foundation of Ghana donated books to the Seychelles National Library in memory of Nana Kwame Boatin, Ankaasehene and Kyidomhene of Ashanti. Exiled to Seychelles by the British in 1900 alongside King Prempeh I, Nana Kwame Boatin lived in Mahé until his passing in 1918. This gesture pays…

The Consulate of Seychelles in Ghana, in partnership with the Seychelles Institute for Heritage, Culture and the Arts and AA Gallery, co-hosted the Hidden Hands of Kumasi exhibition. The event showcased the fascinating history of African prints, tracing their roots from Indonesian batik traditions to their evolution as cultural symbols…