Seychelles featured in prominent Business Beijing Magazine

The Seychelles Ambassador accredited to China, HE Mr. Philippe Le Gall, has been prominently featured in the latest issue of the highly popular and respected Business Beijing Magazine.

The Seychelles Ambassador accredited to China, HE Mr. Philippe Le Gall, has been prominently featured in the latest issue of the highly popular and respected Business Beijing Magazine.

The four-page article shows a portrait of Ambassador Le Gall holding the islandโ€™s unique โ€œcoco de merโ€ nut. The article says that Ambassador Le Gall of the Seychelles brings a unique point of view to Sino-African relations. โ€œRepresenting a small African country, but also a country active in the Small Island Developing States movement, Le Gall is also accredited to Japan, the Philippines, the Koreas, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Cambodia. Much of his effort is spent promoting tourism to the Seychelles, but the countryโ€™s political importance should not be underestimated,โ€ said Charles J. Dukes in his feature article in Business Beijing Magazine.

Ambassador Philippe Le Gall is not shy to say in his interview, โ€œThis year we opened a tourism office in our embassy, and a Seychellois tourism attachรฉ has been appointed.โ€ The Business Beijing Magazine says that this shows clearly the commitment of the Seychelles Ambassador to China for the economy of his country.

Tourism remains the pillar of the Seychelles economy and Ambassador Le Gall is known to have been working tirelessly in the development of this key industry from China. The CEO of the Seychelles Tourism Board, Alain St.Ange, congratulated Ambassador Philippe Le Gall when he was in China this week as part of the Presidential delegation of the islandโ€™s President James Michel.

โ€œThe consolidation and the continued development of the Seychelles tourism industry is the responsibility of every Seychellois and above all that of the countryโ€™s representatives based overseas. We cannot depend on that pillar of our economy and not see the importance to work to consolidate it. No Seychellois should be shy to be seen to be defending his countryโ€™s tourism industry, and there is no better way to defend it than to be seen to be actively helping in its progress,โ€ said Alain St.Ange in China this week.

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