Tag: COMESA

Foreign Policy

It is necessary to urgently revisit our international trade policy and gauge the real trade-off benefit between market access for our limited range of exports and opening the

Interview: Devesh Dukhira, CEO – Mauritius Sugar Syndicate

We have to move beyond the traditional trade fairs and road shows. Our industry associations should make greater use of economic diplomacy to open new markets

We cannot afford to ignore the menace to the world economy posed by the threats of a trade war which President Trump seems intent on declaring to the

Our history and the decision taken right at the time of independence of placing Mauritius as part and parcel of the African continent have been hugely beneficial to

Traditional growth trajectory theories propose a transition and growth that starts from agriculture, then moves to manufacturing and finally to the services sector. This is largely what Mauritius

With the current developments in Europe, we are getting the signals again to beef up the economy, providing it greater resilience

Vendredi 20 juin 2016 : Dr S. Reddi, historien, a fait une présentation à l’université de Maurice sur les liens entre Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam (SSR) et le continent

Opening up our economic space

“Governing is about setting priorities, managing your politics, thinking strategically, picking your spots and looking for genuine opportunities that can be exploited…”

It may well appear we would be punching above our weight but do we have an alternative if we want to really contribute to lift up the continent

The Road Ahead

Opinion/Tribune

Interview: Dr Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, Governor – Bank of Nigeria