Category : Development

Mauritius has signed various international trade agreements that provide preferential access to key markets. The Common Market for Eastern and

Information and communication technology (ICT) has become one of the main pillars of the Mauritian economy, and Mauritius continues to

The Mauritius Freeport has established the republic as a prominent regional centre for trade, logistics, value-added services, and distribution. Situated

There are many incentives in place to encourage foreign investment in Mauritius, and factors that attract investors, in particular the

The Mauritian banking industry currently includes 22 banks, 5 of which are local banks, 10 are foreign-owned subsidiaries, 1 is

Here are some of the factors that make Mauritius an attractive prospect for foreign investors: GDP per capita: approx. USD

Mauritius is an increasingly attractive prospect for foreign investors, with real estate and financial services being the most popular sectors.

The Blue Economy is considered to be a new frontier for Mauritius. The government aims to conserve and make use

Mauritius developed its textile manufacturing sector to diversify its economy, and by the 1980s, the share of manufacturing in GDP

With the decline of the sugar industry, tourism is often thought of as the central pillar of the economy. During