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The Commissioner of Police, Mr. Godfra Hermitte, is currently attending a regional conference in Réunion.

Mr. Hermitte is participating in the Conference of Chiefs of Police of the Southern Indian Ocean in Saint-Denis, which commenced on 21st April and concludes on 22nd April 2026. The conference brings together regional law enforcement leaders to strengthen cooperation and address shared security challenges, with a primary focus on combating narcotics trafficking. Key discussions include:
- Sharing best practices,
- Enhancing operational cooperation,
- Developing joint strategies against drug trafficking networks.
The Commissioner’s participation underscores Seychelles’ commitment to regional collaboration in combating transnational crime and safeguarding public safety. He is supported at the conference by Chief Superintendent Jemmy Bouzin.
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Milestone

The Seychelles Police Force celebrated a significant milestone with the official signing of documents and the commencement of construction for a new police station at Île Perseverance.
The ceremony, held yesterday at the Commissioner of Police Office, brought together key stakeholders and senior officers. The signing was officiated by the Commissioner of Police, Mr. Godfra Hermitte, alongside Mrs. Dorayne Calderin-Torres, Director General of the Seychelles Infrastructure Agency (SIA), and Mr. Karsan Kerai, Managing Director of Gopinath Builders, the contractor appointed for the project.
Funded by the Ministry of Homeland Security and Civil Affairs, the new station demonstrates a major investment in bolstering law enforcement infrastructure, with a contract value of SCR 19,781,998.00. The station is expected to be completed in 2027.
The Perseverance Police Station will function as a facility aimed at enhancing policing capacity, improving community safety, and providing officers with the necessary resources to deliver effective law enforcement services. This initiative highlights the government’s commitment to strengthening public security and supporting the operational needs of the Seychelles Police Force.
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The Ambassador of Japan, H.E. Mr. Sakuta Makoto

The Ambassador of Japan, H.E. Mr. Sakuta Makoto, accompanied by Mr. Sadamasa Oue, a distinguished Japanese diplomat and international policy expert who served as Special Advisor to the Prime Minister of Japan, along with a delegation from Japan, paid a visit this afternoon to the ongoing project at the newly constructed Marine Police Headquarters.
They were joined by the Commissioner of Police, Mr. Godfra Hermitte, members of the Police Executive, and the Officer in Charge of the Marine Police Unit, Inspector Andrew Sinon.
During the visit, the delegation was briefed on the current status of the project and the expected completion timeline.
The foundation stone for the project was laid on 26th June 2025 marking the commencement of the construction.
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Commissioner Godfra Hermitte Officially Takes Oath of Allegiance

In a significant milestone for national law enforcement, Godfra Hermitte officially took his Oath of Allegiance this morning at State House, marking the beginning of his tenure as the new Commissioner of the Seychelles Police Force. The solemn ceremony was conducted before the President of the Republic of Seychelles, Patrick Herminie.
With this formal appointment, Commissioner Hermitte becomes the 15th Commissioner to lead the Seychelles Police Force, a role that carries immense responsibility in safeguarding national security, maintaining public order, and strengthening trust between law enforcement and the community.
Following the ceremony at State House, Commissioner Hermitte proceeded to the Central Headquarters, where he was accorded his first official salute by a Guard of Honour. The symbolic gesture underscored respect for his new authority and the trust placed in his leadership.
He was warmly received by executive officers, senior officers, and past Commissioners of Police, reflecting a strong sense of continuity, unity, and institutional pride within the Force. The presence of former leaders further highlighted the enduring legacy and shared commitment to professionalism and service excellence.
Commissioner Hermitte appointment signals a renewed vision and direction for the Seychelles Police Force. His leadership is expected to build on existing foundations while fostering innovation, discipline, and stronger collaboration across all levels of the organization.
This moment not only marks a personal achievement for Commissioner Hermitte but also represents a forward looking chapter for the Seychelles Police Force anchored in integrity, dedication, and a steadfast commitment to serving the people of Seychelles.
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