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Seychellen: Überblick 05.03.2019 - Artikel Ländername: Republik Seychellen (Republic of Seychelles) Klima: tropisches Inselklima, Regenzeit von Dezember bis März. Heißester Monat April mit 26 bis 31 Grad Celsius, kühlste Monate Juli und August mit Temperaturen von 24 bis 29 Grad Celsius. Der Januar ist der regenreichste Monat. Lage: 4 Grad - 11 Grad südlich des Äquators, 1.584 km östlich von Mombasa/Kenia Größe des Landes: 455 km², auf 115 Inseln verteilt Hauptstadt: Victoria auf der Hauptinsel Mahé, 22.881 Einwohner (World Population Review 2019) Bevölkerung: 95.549 (World Population Review 2019) Einwohner französischer, afrikanischer, indischer, britischer, arabischer und chinesischer Herkunft. 90 Prozent der Bevölkerung leben auf der Hauptinsel Mahé Landessprachen: Englisch, Französisch, Kreol Religionen: römisch-katholisch (82,3 Prozent), anglikanisch (6,4 Prozent), Hinduismus (2,1 Prozent), Islam (1,1 Prozent), Adventisten, Bahai (gesamt 2 Prozent) Nationalfeiertag: 29. Juni („Independence Day“) Unabhängigkeit: 29. Juni 1976 Aufnahme diplomatischer Beziehungen: 18.01.1977 (Bundesrepublik Deutschland) 03.07.1976 (Deutsche Demokratische Republik) Staatsform: Republik Staatsoberhaupt: Präsident Danny Faure, Amtsübernahme am 16. Oktober 2016 nach Rücktritt des Vorgängers James Michel. Vertreter: Vizepräsident Vicent Meriton, seit 28. Oktober 2016, zugleich u.a. zuständig für das Außenministerium (Department of Foreign Affairs) Außenminister: das Außenministerium wird seit Januar 2013 vom Staatssekretär für Auswärtige Angelegenheiten und Blue Economy Botschafter Barry Faure geleitet Parlament: 30 Sitze, davon 25 Abgeordnete direkt gewählt und 8 Überhangmandate. Davon entfallen 19 Sitze auf die Partei „Linyon Demokratik Seselwa“ (LDS) und 14 Sitze auf die „Parti Lepep“, die von 1993 bis zu den Wahlen vom September 2016 die Mehrheit hatte und die weiterhin den Präsidenten stellt. Parlamentspräsident: Nicholas Prea (LDS), stellvertretender Parlamentspräsident: Ahmed Afif(LDS); Oppositionsführer: Wavel Ramkalavan (LDS); alle seit 27.9.2016. Regierungspartei: „Parti Lepep“ (Volkspartei / People's Party), 14 Sitze Opposition: Linyon Demokratik Seselwa (LDS, Seychellois Democratic Alliance), 19 Parlamentssitze. Die im April 2016 gegründete Partei ist ein Zusammenschluss der vier Oppositionsparteien Seychelles National Party (SNP), Lalyans Seselwa (Seychellois Alliance), Seychelles Party for Social Justice and Democracy (SPSD) und der Seychelles United Party (SUP). Verwaltungsstruktur: Zentralverwaltung mit 25 Bezirken Bruttoinlandsprodukt (2017): ca. 1,5 Milliarden US-Dollar Pro-Kopf-BIP (2017): 15.859 US-Dollar Hinweis: Dieser Text stellt eine Basisinformation dar. Er wird regelmäßig aktualisiert. Eine Gewähr für die Richtigkeit und Vollständigkeit der Angaben kann nicht übernommen werden..

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