National Assembly

The National Assembly Building of Seychelles is a prominent landmark located on Ile du Port, Victoria, serving as the seat of the country's legislative body. Completed and officially opened in 2009, this modern architectural complex was constructed with the assistance of the Chinese government, symbolizing the strong bilateral ties between the two nations. The building's design reflects a blend of contemporary functionality and ceremonial grandeur, providing a professional environment for the 35 elected and proportionally represented members of the National Assembly. It stands as a testament to the nation's commitment to parliamentary democracy and transparent governance since its transition to a multi-party system in the early 1990s. The facility includes a spacious main chamber for debates, committee rooms, and administrative offices, all equipped with modern communication technology. Its location near the waterfront gives a scenic view, making it a recognizable part of Victoria's expanding administrative district. As the place where laws are debated and enacted, the National Assembly Building remains central to the political life and sovereign development of the Republic of Seychelles.

Nearby cities

Djibouti City

The capital city on the Gulf of Tadjoura is the vibrant heart of the country and a strategic port in the Horn of Africa.

History & landmarks

Culture House

A center for art and culture that hosts exhibitions, concerts, and workshops.

Unity Monument

A prominent monument symbolizing the togetherness of the country's different ethnic groups.

Old Djibouti Train Station

The historic station building of the former Franco-Ethiopian railway line.

Institut Français de Djibouti

An important cultural center promoting the French language and culture.

Central Market

A vibrant marketplace offering deep insight into the daily life and culture of Djibouti.

Hamoudi Mosque

One of the oldest and most famous mosques in the city, located in the heart of the bustling market.

Stade El Hadj Hassan Gouled Aptidon

The country's largest stadium, named after Djibouti's first president, is a venue for major sporting events.

Place Menelik

The city's central square, surrounded by colonial-era buildings, cafes, and shops.

Nature

Ambouli

A seasonal river that flows through the capital and is vital for the oases.

More places

Djibouti Data Center

A carrier-neutral data center positioning Djibouti as a digital hub between Africa, the Middle East, and Europe.

L'Escale Historic District

The old port district of Djibouti City preserves the architecture of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, reflecting its colonial heri…

Djibouti Aquarium

An exciting destination for children to see the rich marine world of the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden up close.

Parc de l'Unité

A popular park in the capital with playgrounds and green spaces, ideal for family outings.

Djibouti Port Oil Jetty

The primary berth for oil tankers in the old port, ensuring fuel supply for the capital.

Ambouli Oasis

A green belt of fertile land where fruits and vegetables are grown to supply the capital.

Djibouti Steel Mill

An industrial facility for producing steel products, crucial for the local construction and infrastructure sector.

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PK12 Industrial Zone

A rapidly growing industrial area on the outskirts of the capital, home to numerous factories and logistics companies.