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Seychelles Government Directory 2019 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION SEYCHELLES GOVERNMENT DIRECTORY 2019 i Table of Contents OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT ............................................................................................................................... 2 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE .......................................................................................................................... 3 DEPARTMENT OF LEGAL AFFAIRS .............................................................................................................. 4 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ......................................................................................... 5 OFFICE OF THE VICE-PRESIDENT .............................................................................................................. 7 DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS ......................................................................................................... 7 DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION ............................................................................................................... 9 DEPARTMENT OF THE BLUE ECONOMY ................................................................................................. 10 DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION & COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY .................................. 10 DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRY & ENTREPENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT .......................................... 11 NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY& INNOVATION (NISTI) .......................... 11 NATIONAL INFORMATION SERVICES AGENCY ................................................................................... 12 INDUSTRIAL ESTATES AUTHORITY .......................................................................................................... 13 SEYCHELLES BUREAU OF STANDARDS (SBS) ......................................................................................... 13 ENTERPRISE SEYCHELLES AGENCY.......................................................................................................... 14 L’UNION ESTATE COMPANY LTD ............................................................................................................. 15 ISLAND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LTD (IDC) ..................................................................................... 16 PETRO SEYCHELLES ....................................................................................................................................... 19 SEYCHELLES PETROLEUM COMPANY LTD ............................................................................................ 20 OFFICE OF THE DESIGNATED MINISTER ................................................................................................. 21 AGENCY FOR PREVENTION OF DRUG ABUSE & REHABILITATION (APDAR) ............................. 22 DEPARTMENT OF POLICE ............................................................................................................................ 23 DEPARTMENT OF PRISON ............................................................................................................................ 24 DEPARTMENT OF DISASTER AND RISK MANAGEMENT ................................................................... 25 SEYCHELLES FIRE & RESCUE SERVICES AGENCY (SFRSA) ................................................................. 25 DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT .............................................................................................. 26 DEPARTMENT OF YOUTH & SPORTS ........................................................................................................ 26 DEPARTMENT OF CULTURE ........................................................................................................................ 27 SEYCHELLES NATIONAL YOUTH COUNCIL (SNYC) ............................................................................ 29 NATIONAL SPORTS COUNCIL (NSC) ........................................................................................................ 30 CREOLE INSTITUTE SEYCHELLES .............................................................................................................. 31 ii SEYCHELLES HERITAGE FOUNDATION .................................................................................................. 32 CREATIVE INDUSTRIES & NATIONAL EVENTS AGENCY ................................................................... 32 NATIONAL ARTS COUNCIL (NAC) ............................................................................................................ 33 OFFICE OF THE MAYOR OF VICTORIA ..................................................................................................... 33 MINISTRY OF FINANCE, TRADE, INVESTMENT & ECONOMIC PLANNING ............................ 34 FINANCE DEPARTMENT ............................................................................................................................... 34 TRADE DEPARTMENT .................................................................................................................................... 37 INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT ....................................................................................................................... 37 ECONOMIC PLANNING DEPARTMENT ................................................................................................... 38 SEYCHELLES REVENUE COMMISSION (SRC) .......................................................................................... 38 SEYCHELLES LICENSING AUTHORITY (SLA) ......................................................................................... 40 NATIONAL TENDER BOARD (NTB) ........................................................................................................... 41 FAIR TRADING COMMISSION (FTC) .......................................................................................................... 41 SEYCHELLES INVESTMENT BOARD (SIB) ................................................................................................. 42 NATIONAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS ......................................................................................................... 42 SEYCHELLES POSTAL SERVICES ................................................................................................................. 43 PUBLIC ENTERPRISE MONITORING COMMISSION .............................................................................. 43 SOCIETE SEYCHELLOISE D’INVESTISSEMENT ....................................................................................... 44 FINANCIAL SERVICES AUTHORITY (FSA) ............................................................................................... 44 DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SEYCHELLES (DBS) ....................................................................................... 46 NOUVOBANQ ................................................................................................................................................... 47 SEYCHELLES COMMERCIAL BANK ........................................................................................................... 49 HOUSING FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED (HFC) ................................................................................... 50 MINISTRY OF HABITAT, INFRASTRUCTURE & LAND TRANSPORT .......................................... 52 HOUSING DEPARTMENT .............................................................................................................................. 52 LANDS & SURVEY DEPARTMENT .............................................................................................................. 53 INFRASTRUCTURE DEPARTMENT ............................................................................................................. 54 LAND TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT ............................................................................................................ 54 SEYCHELLES PLANNING AUTHORITY ..................................................................................................... 55 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CORPORATION........................................................................................... 55 ROAD TRANSPORT COMMISSION ............................................................................................................. 56 SEYCHELLES LAND TRANSPORT AGENCY ............................................................................................ 57 iii SEYCHELLES PUBLIC TRANSPORT CORPORATION ............................................................................. 58 MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY & CLIMATE CHANGE .................................................. 59 ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT .................................................................................................................. 59 ENERGY & CLIMATE CHANGE DEPARTMENT ...................................................................................... 60 LANDSCAPE & WASTE MANAGEMENT AGENCY ................................................................................ 61 NATIONAL BOTANICAL GARDENS FOUNDATION ............................................................................. 62 SEYCHELLES ENERGY COMMISSION ........................................................................................................ 62 SEYCHELLES METEOROLOGICAL AUTHORTIY..................................................................................... 63 SEYCHELLES NATIONAL PARKS AUTHORITY....................................................................................... 64 PUBLIC UTILITIES CORPORATION 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