
Ahmed Afif
Vice President of Seychelles
Early Life & Foundation
Born 6 January 1967, married with one child. Raised with values of education, hard work, and public service.
Technical Education
Educated at the Polytechnic (1987), building the practical skills foundation for an analytical career.
University of Warwick
BSc in MORSE (Mathematics, Operational Research, Statistics & Economics) in 1992 — the quantitative grounding for economic and financial leadership.
Biography
Early Life & Foundation
Born 6 January 1967, married with one child. Raised with strong values of education, hard work, and public service.
Education & Technical Foundation
Educated at the Polytechnic (1987), then earned a BSc in MORSE (Mathematics, Operational Research, Statistics & Economics) from the University of Warwick in 1992 — a quantitative grounding for later economic and financial leadership.
Professional Journey
Started as a Clerk at the Central Bank of Seychelles, then advanced through roles in Industry, Finance, and offshore regulation (SIBA). Served as Chairman of Nouvobanq and Seychelles Savings Bank, advising government on macroeconomic and fiscal reform. Elected to the National Assembly for Anse Etoile in 2018 and served as Deputy Speaker before being selected as Vice President on 27 October 2020.
Vice Presidential Leadership
Oversees economic strategy, fiscal policy, and financial-market regulation. Champions evidence-based reform to enhance competitiveness and sustainable growth, and leads digital modernisation of government services — making them more efficient, accessible, and accountable.
Milestones
- Early careerCentral Bank Foundation
Started as a Clerk at the Central Bank of Seychelles, gaining firsthand experience in monetary policy and financial regulation.
- Professional growthIndustry & Finance
Advanced through roles in Industry, Finance, and offshore regulation (SIBA).
- LeadershipBanking Chair
Served as Chairman of Nouvobanq and Seychelles Savings Bank.
- 2018–2020Political Leadership
Elected to National Assembly for Anse Etoile and served as Deputy Speaker before being selected as Vice President.