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Yohei Sasakawa, President of the Nippon Foundation, 2003
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James Mancham

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Founding President

Republic of Seychelles

The first President of the Republic of Seychelles (1976– 1977) after gaining independence from the UK in 1976, founder and leader of Seychelles Democratic Party. In 1977, he was overthrown in the coup, his party was banned, and he was forced to live in exile in the Great Britain. After the dissolution of the Soviet-sponsored oneparty political system in 1991, he returned to his country and became politically active again.

2009

Supported by:

Nippon Foundation

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