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Distinction Honorifique

Renforcement de la coopération franco-seychelloise Le Commissaire de Police Ted Barbe ainsi que le Surintendant de Police Peter Dacambra ont été décorés de la médaille de bronze, remise par le Général de Brigade Frédéric Labrunye, Commandant de la Gendarmerie de La Réunion. La cérémonie s’est tenue en présence de Mme Anne Tallineau, Ambassadrice de France, de M. James Conrad Jean Camille, Ministre des Affaires Internes et de la Sécurité, de M. Patrice Latron, Préfet de La Réunion, ainsi que, de hauts responsables de la Police seychelloise, et d’autres personnalités de haut rang.
Cette distinction traduit la reconnaissance des efforts déployés par les récipiendaires et incarne le symbole fort de la coopération franco-seychelloise. Celle-ci s’illustre à travers plusieurs projets conjoints, notamment dans le domaine du maintien de l’ordre, des interventions rapides (QRT), de la formation sur la fraude documentaire, ainsi que d’autres initiatives stratégiques visant à renforcer la sécurité et la confiance mutuelle.
La cérémonie s’est déroulée ce mardi 16 décembre 2025, dans la salle de conférence du Ministère des Affaires Internes et de la Sécurité à Victoria.
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En group zofisye lapolis sorti dan Younit Lapolis Lamarin in yer fer en netwayaz lo lans dan distrik Anse Boileau.

Sa aksyon ti en linisyativ sa younit, apre serten konsern ti ganny leve konsernan itilizasyon sa lans pour fasilit bann aktivite ilegal. Dan kad zot plan aktivite pour sa lannen, e an relasyon avek rol sa younit dan proteksyon lanvironnman lamarin ek lakot, zot in deside antreprann sa netwayaz afen fer sa landwa vin pli prop e pli an sekirite pour bann manm piblik ki servi sa lans.
Depite Zofisye Ansarz sa younit, Sou Lenspekter Fitzroy Kilindo, in fer resorti ki tel linisyativ i enportan pour Lapolis, pa zis dan ranforsi sekirite me osi pour rann servis anver lakominote, in azoute ki sa i premye fwa ki Younit Lapolis Lamarin in fer en tel aksyon, me sa pa pour dernyen, parski sa bann aktivite pour kontinyen dan lezot distrik.
En lapel pe osi ganny lanse avek bann distrik ek lakominote pour donn zot sipor e kolabor avek Lapolis dan bann linisyativ parey, ki viz ver amelyorasyon sekirite, lapropte ek byennet Lakominote an zeneral.
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Closure of Document Fraud Training in Seychelles

The specialised training on document fraud, organised with the support of the French Republic and the French Embassy in Seychelles, officially concluded yesterday with a ceremony highlighting the success of the four-day program.
Commissioner of Police Mr. Ted Barbé, delivered the closing remarks, commending the dedication of the two French instructors and the participants from different police units. He further extended his heartfelt thanks to the French Embassy for their continuous support, underscoring the importance of this enduring partnership in strengthening the capabilities of the Seychelles Police Force.
Representing the French Republic, Principal Commissioner Timothée Sevaistre expressed appreciation for the strong partnership between France and Seychelles. He noted that the workshop reflects the shared determination of both nations to combat transnational crime and safeguard the integrity of official documents. The two French instructors for the program are Réunion trainers coming from the DTPN 974 Territorial Service of Border Police, Chief Brigadier Muriel Lebon and Peacekeeper Kévin Lamoly. Chief Brigadier Lebon in her speech congratulated the participants on their active engagement during the workshop.
The ceremony concluded with a symbolic presentation of certificates to participants, marking their successful completion of the program.
The initiative was praised as a milestone in strengthening international cooperation and ensuring that Seychelles remains resilient against document fraud.
This training, held from 9 to 12 December 2025, has laid the foundation for continued collaboration between the French Embassy, the Government of France, and the Seychelles Police Force in building expertise and trust in law enforcement.
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Seychelles Police Financial Crime Investigation Unit Wins ARINSA Award of Excellence

The Seychelles Police Financial Crime Investigation Unit (SPF-FCIU) has been honored with the ARINSA Award of Excellence for its outstanding contribution to asset recovery and the fight against money laundering.

ARINSA (Asset Recovery Inter-Agency Network for Southern Africa), in partnership with the UN Office on Drugs and Crime under the leadership of Ms. Lindy Muzila and her dedicated team, unites 17 countries to ensure that crime does not pay. Seychelles joined the network in 2016 and has since benefited from ARINSA’s training, technical support, and regional cooperation, strengthening its ability to recover illicit assets and return them to the financial system for the benefit of communities and victims of crime.

The award recognizes the leadership of Sergeant Ariana Ah-Kon, ARINSA’s main contact point for Seychelles, and her dedicated team, supported by the FCIU cryptocurrency unit and the FCIU management team headed by Assistant Superintendent Marcus Jean. Their efforts, alongside other stakeholders and the Seychelles Police Management team, have positioned Seychelles as a strong regional partner in asset recovery. 

ARINSA is currently presided over by Ms. Margaret Kapambwe-Chitundu of Zambia, under whose leadership the network continues to expand its impact across Southern Africa.

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