Seychelles–Turkey relations

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Seychelles-Turkey relations

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Seychelles–Turkey relations are the foreign relations between Seychelles and Turkey. The Turkish ambassador in Nairobi, Kenya is accredited to Seychelles.[1] Seychelles is accredited to Turkey from its embassy in Paris, France.[1] The Seychelles also maintains honorary consulates in Ankara and Istanbul.[1]

## Diplomatic relations

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Seychelles and Turkey support each other in promoting[2] the concept of the Indian Ocean as a zone of peace, campaigning for the removal[3] of all foreign powers and bases in the region. Turkey, however, has been silent about the United States naval presence on Diego Garcia.[4]

Seychelles and Turkey cooperated in condemning[3] apartheid policies in South Africa and modifying their previously hostile political stance when South Africa converted to a multiracial political system.

## Economic relations

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* Trade volume between the two countries was 25.4 million USD in 2018 (Turkish exports/imports: 17.7/7.7 million USD).[1]

## Educational relations

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Seychelles has succeeded in attracting relatively large amounts[5] of aid, with France as the leading donor.[2] Turkey also extended a modest[5] amount of aid, primarily in the form of education[6] and development[2] programs, as part of its efforts to become engaged in the Indian Ocean region.

## See also

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* Turkey portal
* Politics portal

* Foreign relations of Seychelles
* Foreign relations of Turkey

## References

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1. ^ a b c d "Relations between Turkey and Seychelles". Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey.
2. ^ a b c Franda, Marcus F. The Seychelles: Unquiet Islands. Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 1992.
3. ^ a b Lee. C. Seychelles: Political Castaways. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1996.
4. ^ Filliot, Jean-Michel. Les Seychelles et la revolution française. Paris: ORSTOM, Institut français de recherche scientifique pour le développement en cooperation: Ministère de la cooperation et du développement, 1999.
5. ^ a b Rowe, JW .F. Report on the Economy of the Seychelles and Its Future Development. Mahe: Government Printer, 1999.
6. ^ Mukonoweshuro, Eliphas G. "'Radicalism' and the Struggle for Affluence in the Seychelles," Scandinavian Journal of Development Alternatives [Stockholm], 10, March-June 1999, pp. 139-71.

## Further reading

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* Anand, J.P. "The Seychelles Group: A Profile," IDSA (Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses) Journal [New Delhi], 11, January-March 1999, pp. 287-302.
* Filliot, Jean-Michel. Les Seychelles et la revolution française. Paris: ORSTOM, Institut français de recherche scientifique pour le développement en cooperation: Ministère de la cooperation et du développement, 1999.
* Franda, Marcus F. Quiet Turbulence in the Seychelles: Tourism and Development. (American Field Staff Reports, Asia Series, No. 10.) Hanover, New Hampshire, 1999.
* Franda, Marcus F. The Seychelles: Unquiet Islands. Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 1992.Hoare, Mike. The Seychelles Affair. New York: Bantam Press, 1996.
* International Monetary Fund. Seychelles: Recent Economic Developments. Washington: 1993.
* Lee. C. Seychelles: Political Castaways. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1996.
* Mukonoweshuro, Eliphas G. "'Radicalism' and the Struggle for Affluence in the Seychelles," Scandinavian Journal of Development Alternatives [Stockholm], 10, March-June 1999, pp. 139-71.
* Rowe, JW .F. Report on the Economy of the Seychelles and Its Future Development. Mahe: Government Printer, 1999.
* Seychelles. Central Statistical Office. Seychelles Handbook. Mahe: 1976.
* Vine, Peter. Seychelles. (2d ed.) London: Immel, 2002.

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