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Jan De Nul partners with Seychelles for national infrastructure and land reclamation

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What happened

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The government of Seychelles welcomed Jan De Nul as a partner in national development on October 9, 2026. This partnership involves projects such as the expansion of Victoria and various land reclamations, including the East Coast Project Phase 4. The government stated that the projects must ensure long-term sustainability and provide housing for future generations.

From statehouse.gov.sc

Why it matters

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The project represents a major government-led investment in land reclamation and infrastructure within Seychelles. This initiative aims to shape the nation's development by creating new land and addressing housing needs.

From statehouse.gov.sc

Who's involved

  • SeychellesThe island sovereign state partnering in national development initiatives.
  • Jan De NulThe Belgian marine construction company partnering on reclamation and development projects.
  • governmentThe governing body of Seychelles leading the national development effort.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Jan De NulSpeculative

    Jan De Nul could see increased revenue from securing a major land reclamation contract in Seychelles.

  • SeychellesSpeculative

    Seychelles might see increased land supply and investment boosting national development.

How it developed

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  1. Jan De Nul is involved in national development and reclamation projects in Seychelles.1 source
  2. Phase 4 of the East Coast Project was launched, outlining its wider economic potential.1 source

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