UN General Assembly: More than 130 heads of state arrived in New York for the 81st UN General Assembly, with speeches expected to focus on wars in the Middle East and Ukraine, artificial intelligence, and UN finances, while diplomats also watch the race to succeed António Guterres. Seychelles Diplomacy: President Patrick Herminie told the UN that Africa should get at least two permanent UN Security Council seats with veto power, and he flagged maritime security threats like illegal fishing, drug trafficking and organised crime. Electricity Access: A new Afrobarometer survey finds fewer than half of Africans have reliable grid electricity, with rural and low-income households hit hardest; solar is the most common alternative. Seychelles–India Tech for Fisheries: Seychelles is reaching out to India to boost landed tuna revenues and post-harvest management, including using AI and better fisheries data for monitoring and surveillance. Plastic Pollution in the Seychelles: Research points to large amounts of plastic and fishing gear washing onto Seychelles shores, with findings suggesting much of it comes from vessels operating near Seychelles waters. Taiwan–Eswatini Disaster Tech: Taiwan’s President William Lai pledged deeper disaster preparedness cooperation with Eswatini, including sharing prevention technology and rescue experience. Bangladesh Measles Warning: Bangladesh reports nearly 900 suspected measles deaths, underscoring how falling vaccination coverage can quickly trigger outbreaks.
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Indian Ocean Security & Geopolitics: Russia is reportedly deepening ties in Madagascar, including training exercises and the presence of GRU-linked figures, raising questions about Moscow’s growing influence across the region. Electricity Access Watch: Nigeria ranked near the bottom for reliable power in an Afrobarometer survey, while Seychelles and a few others led Africa with over 80% of households reporting dependable electricity. Conservation Rankings: Kenya placed eighth in Eastern and Southern Africa for protected and conserved land coverage, with Seychelles topping the regional list at 68.12%. Taiwan–Eswatini Disaster Tech: Taiwan’s President Lai pledged to strengthen disaster preparedness with Eswatini under the World Alliance for Disaster Management, including sharing prevention technology and rescue expertise. Seychelles–India Fisheries Tech: Seychelles reached out to India to boost landed tuna revenues and post-harvest management, including using AI-enabled fisheries data and exploring higher-value products from fish residues and seaweed. Plastic & Fishing Gear Pollution: New research flags that much of the plastic and lost fishing gear washing up in Seychelles waters may be coming from vessels operating near the islands, not just distant drift. Travel Connectivity at ATM 2026: Policymakers and travel experts, including Seychelles voices, pushed for stronger physical and digital connectivity, data-sharing, and contingency planning for disruption-prone travel. Data Privacy: A report on online sweepstakes highlights how personal data can be harvested and reused across connected promotion systems.
Taiwan–Eswatini Disaster Tech: President William Lai met Eswatini’s Deputy PM Thulisile Dladla in Taipei, calling for deeper cooperation on disaster management, public health, industry and talent, under Taiwan’s World Alliance for Disaster Management framework. Seychelles–India Fisheries Push: Seychelles says it’s reaching out to India to boost landed tuna revenues and post-harvest work, including using fish-processing residues and seaweed for higher-value products, plus fisheries data and AI for monitoring and surveillance. Seychelles Plastic Crisis: New research flags that vast plastic and fishing gear washing onto Seychelles beaches is costly and harmful, with modelling suggesting much of it comes from vessels operating in or near Seychelles waters. Personal Data Scrutiny: A report on online “sweepstakes” claims a Norwegian ad company runs connected operations that can funnel personal data into shady campaigns. Maritime Security Tech: A study argues Indian Ocean grey-zone activity is hard to counter with current maritime awareness tools, calling for better responses to ambiguous vessel and underwater operations. Border Automation Gap: South Korea lists 42 countries eligible for Smart Entry Gates, but no African nation is included, leaving many travellers to use manual checks. Crypto/TradFi Link: Zoomex promotes ETF-linked stock perpetuals ahead of the US Federal Reserve decision, aiming to bring traditional market exposure into crypto derivatives.
Seychelles–India Fisheries Tech: Seychelles is reaching out to India to boost landed tuna revenues and upgrade post-harvest management, with talks on fish-waste and seaweed value, vessel standards, training, and using fisheries data plus AI for monitoring, control and surveillance. Ocean Pollution: New research flags that tons of plastic and fishing gear are washing onto Seychelles beaches, with simulations suggesting much of it likely comes from vessels operating in or near Seychelles waters—raising cleanup and ecosystem risks. Tourism Connectivity Push: At ATM 2026, Seychelles’ tourism leadership joined regional experts urging better aviation infrastructure, data-sharing and contingency planning to protect travel flows during uncertainty. Middle East Travel Deals: dnata Travel Group signed 12 partnership agreements at ATM 2026, expanding hotel distribution, cruises, destinations and travel tech. Seychelles in France: Seychelles is also back at IFTM Top Resa in Paris to strengthen trade ties and visibility in the French market. Crypto & Trading: Zoomex promoted ETF-linked stock perpetuals ahead of the US Federal Reserve decision, while Zoomex also announced a TOKEN2049 Singapore traders after-party. Border Tech: South Korea listed 42 countries eligible for Smart Entry Gates, but no African nations made the cut. Cloud Services: Apple expanded iCloud+ to include Apple Arcade and Apple TV in 100+ countries.
Seychelles–India Fisheries Push: Seychelles reached out to India to boost landed tuna revenues and upgrade post-harvest management, with Minister Wallace Cosgrow highlighting higher-value products from fish residues and seaweed, plus vessel design, training, and fisheries data work using AI and emerging tech. Blue Economy & Sustainability: The Seychelles Ministry said the visit strengthened long-running cooperation in fisheries, agriculture, research, innovation and the wider blue economy, with EU officials also pointing to Seychelles as a key tuna partner. Tourism Tech & Connectivity: At ATM 2026 in Dubai, Seychelles is strengthening Middle East ties as ministers and travel experts urged better aviation infrastructure, data-sharing and contingency planning for a post-conflict rebound. Emirates Dealmaking: Emirates signed/renewed tourism partnerships including Seychelles, and is continuing Starlink rollout across its fleet (53 aircraft connected, 232 planned). Local Environmental Science: New research flags heavy plastic and fishing-gear pollution washing up on Seychelles shores, estimating over 500 tonnes at Aldabra and arguing most debris likely comes from vessels near Seychelles waters. Crypto & Finance Watch: Zoomex promoted ETF-linked stock perpetuals ahead of the Fed decision, while Celsius’s bankruptcy estate sued BitMEX over alleged forced liquidations worth about $495m. Privacy & Data Brokers: Radaris lost domains in a privacy fight after a judge ordered transfers tied to New Jersey’s Daniel’s Law.
Seychelles–India Tech for Fisheries: Seychelles is reaching out to India to boost landed tuna revenues and upgrade post-harvest management, including investments in tuna processing, product diversification, and fisheries data tools using AI for monitoring, control and surveillance. Tourism Connectivity Push: At ATM 2026 in Dubai, Seychelles Tourism Minister Amanda Bernstein and partners stressed better aviation infrastructure plus faster data-sharing and contingency planning to protect travel flows during uncertainty. Middle East Market Drive: Seychelles also showcased its offer at IFTM Top Resa in Paris, aiming to deepen ties with French and European travel trade partners. Emirates Boosts Routes: Emirates signed/renewed seven tourism deals at ATM 2026, including renewed MoUs with the Seychelles Tourism Board and Ministry of Tourism and Culture, supporting inbound growth via joint marketing and familiarisation trips. Marine Tech & Environment: New research links much of the plastic and fishing gear washing up on Seychelles shores to vessels operating in or near Seychelles waters, raising pressure for better tracking and accountability. Border Tech: South Korea expanded Smart Entry Gates to 42 countries using biometrics, with no African nation included. Apple Services Expansion: iCloud+ now bundles Apple Arcade and Apple TV in 100+ countries (not the US and some major regions).
Indian Ocean Maritime Security: A new analysis warns that routine Chinese research vessels, underwater gliders and distant-water fishing fleets—sometimes with AIS switched off—create “grey-zone” risks that current Indian Ocean patrol and maritime domain awareness systems struggle to address. Seychelles–India Tech for Fisheries: Seychelles is reaching out to India to boost landed tuna revenues and post-harvest upgrades, including investments in tuna processing, residue-to-value products, seaweed, vessel design standards, and AI-enabled fisheries data for monitoring, control and surveillance. Ocean Pollution in Seychelles: A study tracking western Indian Ocean sources says most plastic and fishing gear washing up on Seychelles beaches likely comes from vessels in or near Seychelles waters, with clean-up costs estimated at millions and major harm to tourism and marine life. Tourism Connectivity at ATM 2026: At Arabian Travel Market, Seychelles’ tourism team pushed stronger Middle East links, while experts stressed aviation infrastructure, better data-sharing, and contingency planning for a post-conflict travel rebound. Emirates Boosts Seychelles Routes: Emirates renewed its Seychelles Tourism Board partnership at ATM 2026, citing 13% visitor growth to nearly 400,000 in 2025 and continuing two daily flights to Mahé. Traditional Medicine Research: WHO calls for more research into traditional and complementary medicine, noting Seychelles and other countries have committed to building national research centres.
Indian Ocean Maritime Security: A new analysis warns that Chinese research vessels, underwater gliders and distant-water fishing fleets are increasingly operating in the grey zone around the Indian Ocean, sometimes turning off AIS, creating a response dilemma for littoral states. Seychelles Fisheries & Tech: Seychelles is reaching out to India to boost landed tuna revenues and strengthen post-harvest management, including using fisheries data and emerging tech like AI for monitoring, control and surveillance. Plastic Pollution Tracking: Researchers report tons of plastic and fishing gear washing onto Seychelles beaches, with modelling and observations pointing to vessels in or near Seychelles waters as a major source. Tourism Connectivity: At ATM 2026, Seychelles’ tourism leadership joined regional experts calling for stronger aviation infrastructure, better data sharing and contingency planning to protect travel flows during disruptions. Middle East Tourism Push: Seychelles is also showcasing its offer at IFTM Top Resa in Paris to deepen European trade relationships. Crypto & Fintech: Zoomex is promoting ETF-linked stock perpetuals ahead of the US Federal Reserve decision, while Celsius’ bankruptcy estate has sued BitMEX over alleged forced liquidations tied to the 2020 crash. Health Research: WHO calls for more research into traditional medicine, with Seychelles among countries setting up national research centres.
Seychelles–India Fisheries Tech: Seychelles reached out to India to boost landed tuna revenues and upgrade post-harvest management, with talks on AI-enabled fisheries data, vessel design standards, and higher-value products from processing residues and seaweed. Ocean Pollution Watch: New research flags that vast plastic and fishing gear washing onto Seychelles beaches is likely driven mostly by vessels operating in or near Seychelles waters, with cleanup costs estimated at millions and major harm to tourism and marine life. Tourism Connectivity Push (ATM 2026): Seychelles is strengthening its Middle East tourism push at Arabian Travel Market, while Emirates renewed its Seychelles Tourism Board partnership and signed multiple destination deals—plus the wider ATM message: better aviation infrastructure, data sharing, and contingency planning for faster recovery after disruptions. Border Tech Update: South Korea expanded Smart Entry Gate access to 42 countries using biometrics, with no African nation included. Crypto/Fintech: Zoomex promoted ETF-linked perpetual trading ahead of the Federal Reserve decision, and BASIS launched automated reward restaking for BTC/ETH/SOL/PAXG. Privacy & Data Brokers: Radaris lost domains in a privacy fight after a judge ordered transfers tied to New Jersey’s Daniel’s Law. Traditional Medicine Research: WHO called for more research into traditional medicine, noting major global funding gaps—Seychelles is among countries backing national research centres.
Seychelles–India Fisheries Push: Seychelles reached out to India to boost landed tuna revenues and strengthen post-harvest management, with talks on tuna processing investment, higher-value products, vessel standards, training, and even fisheries data sharing using AI and modern aquaculture methods. Ocean Pollution Watch: New reporting flags huge amounts of plastic and fishing gear washing onto Seychelles beaches, including Aldabra’s estimated 500+ tonnes, with research suggesting much of the debris may come from vessels operating near Seychelles waters. Tourism Tech & Routes: Seychelles is doubling down on Middle East tourism at ATM 2026, while Emirates renewed its Seychelles partnership and highlighted Starlink connectivity rollout across its fleet. Local Tourism in France: Seychelles also showcased its offer at IFTM Top Resa in Paris to strengthen trade ties in the French market. Border Automation Update: South Korea expanded Smart Entry Gate access to 42 countries, but no African nation made the list. Health Research Gap: WHO called for more research into traditional medicine, noting Seychelles is among countries setting up national research centres. Crypto & Finance: Zoomex promoted ETF-linked USDT-margined perpetuals ahead of the Fed decision, while Celsius’s bankruptcy estate sued BitMEX over $495m in forced liquidations.
Smart Border Tech: South Korea has published a full list of 42 countries eligible for its Smart Entry Gate system, using biometrics and digital checks to speed up arrivals—no African nation made the cut. Marine Pollution in Seychelles: New research flags massive plastic and fishing-gear washups across Seychelles, estimating over 500 tonnes of plastic at Aldabra alone and pointing to vessels in or near Seychelles waters as a likely main source. Nuclear-Free Indian Ocean: Comoros and Seychelles’ moves to join the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons are framed as practical security policy for the region, not just symbolism. Tourism Tech & Connectivity: At ATM 2026, Seychelles’ tourism minister joined talks on strengthening aviation infrastructure, data sharing and contingency planning to protect travel flows during uncertainty. AI for Conservation: Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority expanded an AI camera network in Sainte Anne Marine National Park, using live alerts to help monitor sea turtles and incidents in real time. Crypto & Finance: Celsius’ bankruptcy estate has sued BitMEX in a bid to recover 6,360 BTC tied to 2020 liquidations, with Seychelles-linked entities named among defendants.
Conservation & Genetics: Madagascar’s giant tortoise rewilding effort, started in 2018 with just 12 founders, is showing early signs of improved genetic diversity as juveniles carry higher variation than the original group. Ocean Pollution: New research tracks where plastic and fishing gear washing onto Seychelles beaches is coming from, pointing mainly to vessels operating in or near Seychelles waters—raising the stakes for local monitoring and accountability. Nuclear-Free Indian Ocean: Comoros and Seychelles are highlighted for ratifying the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, framing disarmament as a practical security model for the region. AI for Marine Protection: Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority expands an AI-assisted camera network in Sainte Anne Marine National Park, sending live alerts to rangers via EarthRanger to spot sea turtle nesting and incidents faster. Tourism Tech & Connectivity: At ATM 2026, Seychelles’ tourism leadership joins regional talks stressing aviation infrastructure, better data sharing, and stronger contingency planning to keep travel moving during uncertainty. Crypto & Finance: Celsius’ bankruptcy estate sues BitMEX for about $495m in Bitcoin liquidations, while Radaris faces domain transfers after a privacy fight.
Connectivity & Contingency Planning: At Arabian Travel Market 2026, Seychelles’ Tourism Minister Nicola Amanda Bernstein joined regional policymakers and Trip.com to push stronger aviation infrastructure, better data-sharing, and coordinated contingency plans to prepare for a post-conflict travel rebound. Seychelles Tourism Push: Seychelles is also using ATM to deepen GCC partnerships and book meetings with airlines and trade partners, with the Seychelles Tourism Board leading outreach across the Middle East. Emirates Dealmaking: Emirates kicked off ATM by signing/renewing tourism MoUs with seven destinations including Seychelles, plus tech and retail partners like Huawei and Dubai Duty Free, aiming to turn awareness into bookings. AI for Marine Protection: Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority expanded its AI-assisted camera network in Sainte Anne Marine National Park to monitor nesting sea turtles and flag incidents to rangers via EarthRanger in real time. Crypto Legal Watch: Celsius’ bankruptcy estate sued BitMEX in New York seeking the return of 6,360.17 BTC tied to forced liquidations during the 2020 crash. Privacy Enforcement: Data broker Radaris lost domains after a judge ordered transfers in a New Jersey privacy fight.
Seychelles Tourism: Seychelles is pushing harder into the Middle East and France, with a Dubai push at Arabian Travel Market 2026 led by Tourism Minister Amanda Bernstein and a separate appearance at IFTM Top Resa in Paris (15–17 Sept) to deepen European trade links. Aviation & Connectivity: At ATM 2026, Seychelles’ minister joined regional leaders arguing that post-conflict travel recovery depends on stronger aviation infrastructure and faster, better data-led decisions. AI for Conservation: Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority expanded its AI-assisted camera network in Sainte Anne Marine National Park to monitor nesting sea turtles and flag incidents in real time via EarthRanger. Cyber & Privacy: Data broker Radaris.com faces a privacy fight in a New Jersey lawsuit, with a judge ordering radaris.com and other domains transferred after alleged violations tied to “Daniel’s Law.” Tech & Consumer Services: Apple broadened iCloud+ in 100+ countries by adding Apple Arcade, Apple TV and Apple Music stations at no extra charge (with the US and some major regions excluded). Finance & Crypto: BASIS.pro announced new on-chain expansion via XDC Network and Zypher DAO, plus automated “Auto Earn” reward restaking for BTC, ETH, SOL and PAXG.
AI for Conservation: Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority (SPGA) has expanded its AI-assisted camera network in Sainte Anne Marine National Park, adding three new cameras to monitor nesting sea turtles and flag incidents in real time via its EarthRanger platform. Tourism Tech & Partnerships: Emirates says it’s continuing its Starlink satellite internet rollout across its fleet at 14 aircraft per month, with 53 already connected, while also using Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2026 to renew and sign tourism deals—including a renewed partnership with the Seychelles Tourism Board and Ministry of Tourism and Culture. Local Tourism Push: Seychelles is strengthening its Middle East presence at ATM 2026 in Dubai, led by Tourism Minister Amanda Bernstein, with meetings across airlines and trade partners to drive inbound demand. Digital Travel Services: Apple has expanded iCloud+ in over 100 countries by bundling Apple Arcade, Apple TV and Apple Music stations into paid iCloud+ plans (with family sharing), aiming to make the subscription more attractive for travellers and device users. Seychelles Health Tech in Hospitality: Waldorf Astoria Seychelles Platte Island has refreshed its spa with non-invasive biometric wellness medical screenings and personalised multi-day programmes. Ocean Finance Focus: Ocean finance experts warn that marine solutions need deal-making mechanisms that can deliver returns, not just more capital, ahead of COP31.
Apple Services Expansion: iCloud+ is getting Apple Arcade, Apple TV and Apple Music stations in 100+ countries, with family sharing for up to six people (but the US and some major regions are left out). Tourism Connectivity: Emirates kicked off Arabian Travel Market 2026 with seven tourism-board MoUs, including renewed deals with the Seychelles Tourism Board and the Ministry of Tourism and Culture, aiming to boost inbound traffic via joint marketing and familiarisation trips. Local Tech for Conservation: SPGA expanded an AI camera network across Sainte Anne Marine National Park to monitor nesting sea turtles and flag incidents to rangers in real time via EarthRanger. Seychelles Health Tech Upgrade: Waldorf Astoria Seychelles Platte Island launched biometric-style Wellness Medical Screenings using non-invasive tech to personalise multi-day wellness programmes. Visa Processing Update: US courts have cleared the way for consulates to resume standard processing for immigrant and Diversity Visa cases paused since late 2025, including applicants from 25 African countries. Digital Finance & Policy: India’s finance leadership highlighted how digital public infrastructure is becoming a form of diplomacy, while central banks discussed CBDCs and stablecoins and the sovereignty risks of cross-border digital money.
US Travel Update: Two US federal courts have vacated visa pauses from late 2025/early 2026, and the US State Department says consular posts must immediately restart standard processing for affected immigrant and Diversity Visa cases, including requests for updated documents. Seychelles Tourism & Air Connectivity: Emirates kicked off Arabian Travel Market 2026 with seven tourism MoUs, renewing its Seychelles Tourism Board and Ministry of Tourism and Culture partnership (renewed since 2013) to boost inbound traffic; Emirates also renewed deals with Huawei and Dubai Duty Free. Marine Tech for Conservation: Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority expanded its AI-assisted camera network in Sainte Anne Marine National Park with three new cameras, sending live feeds to EarthRanger to help monitor nesting sea turtles and flag incidents in real time. Wellness Tech in Tourism: Waldorf Astoria Seychelles Platte Island rolled out biometric wellness medical screenings using non-invasive tech to analyse 30+ biomarkers, feeding into personalised multi-day programmes. Digital Money Policy: A Seychelles-linked fintech policy discussion highlighted how CBDCs, stablecoins and tokenised deposits could affect monetary sovereignty, especially for cross-border digital money. Education & Research in Seychelles: Exeter students shared lessons from Aride Island, a living laboratory managed by Island Conservation Society, home to seabirds and reintroduced giant tortoises.
Aviation & Tourism Partnerships: Emirates kicked off Arabian Travel Market 2026 with seven new or renewed tourism deals, including a renewed partnership with the Seychelles Tourism Board and the Ministry of Tourism and Culture, aiming for joint marketing, travel packages and familiarisation trips; Emirates says it operates two daily flights to Mahé and that Seychelles arrivals rose 13% to nearly 400,000 in 2025. Marine Conservation Tech: Seychelles Parks and Gardens Authority expanded its AI-assisted camera surveillance network in Sainte Anne Marine National Park with three new cameras to monitor nesting sea turtles and flag incidents to rangers via EarthRanger in real time. Local Wellness Tech in Tourism: Waldorf Astoria Seychelles Platte Island rolled out 60-minute Wellness Medical Screenings using non-invasive tech to analyse 30+ biomarkers, feeding into personalised multi-day wellness programmes. Digital Finance & Regulation: At Global Fintech Festival, a Seychelles-linked panel discussed how CBDCs, stablecoins and tokenised deposits could affect monetary and payment sovereignty, especially for cross-border digital money. Trade & Services: Seychelles Finance Minister Pierre Laporte praised China’s services trade growth at CIFTIS, highlighting AI and digital innovation as practical opportunities for smaller economies. Mobility & Connectivity: Ghana outlined transport reforms including the Tema–Mpakadan standard-gauge rail line and plans for freight operations, plus continued work on port and maritime upgrades. Healthcare Capacity Building: Seychelles is among 50 senior nursing leaders from 27 countries taking part in an international public health policy and management programme in India.
AI for Conservation: SPGA has expanded its AI-assisted camera network across Sainte Anne Marine National Park, adding three new cameras to monitor nesting sea turtles and flag incidents in real time via EarthRanger. STEM Education in Seychelles: University of Exeter Master of Science students spent 10 weeks on Aride Island, sharing lessons from life on a “living laboratory” managed by the Island Conservation Society. Health Tech & Personalised Wellness: Waldorf Astoria Seychelles Platte Island refreshed its spa with a 60-minute Wellness Medical Screening using non-invasive tech to analyse 30+ biomarkers, then builds multi-day programmes around the results. Local Tech & Security: A robotic dog and drone systems showcased at China’s public security tech expo point to more machine-first policing in hazardous areas. Digital Finance & Regulation: Seychelles-linked fintech news includes FP Markets winning a UAE CMA Category 5 licence and FiveComply expanding its licensing support across jurisdictions including Seychelles. Energy & Policy: Seychelles finance minister Pierre Laporte praised China’s services trade growth at CIFTIS, highlighting AI and fintech opportunities for smaller economies. Global Youth & Skills: BRICS AML/CFT training concluded at Rashtriya Raksha University, with Seychelles’ High Commissioner to India attending.
BRICS & Security Training: Rashtriya Raksha University wrapped up a five-day BRICS anti-money laundering and countering financing of terrorism programme, with Seychelles’ High Commissioner to India among the guests, focusing on FATF methods and cross-border compliance. Regional Maritime Safety: A three-day table-top exercise on illicit activities in the Indian Ocean Region ended in Visakhapatnam under the Colombo Security Conclave, tackling maritime terrorism, narcotics, trafficking and IUU fishing while tightening shared procedures. Seychelles Tech & Energy: Seychelles and the International Solar Alliance renewed cooperation to speed up solar PV and renewable energy development, aligning with the country’s transition priorities. Local Education & Health Tech: Waldorf Astoria Seychelles Platte Island launched refreshed wellness medical screenings using non-invasive biometric checks of 30+ biomarkers to build personalised multi-day programmes. EV Skills Link: Seychelles students from the Institute of Technology were sent off for an electric vehicle training programme in China, supported by the Chinese ambassador and Seychelles education officials. Global Policy & Money: Central bank leaders discussed how CBDCs, stablecoins and tokenised deposits could reshape monetary sovereignty, with Seychelles included in the fintech dialogue.
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