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Aug/Sept 2016 out 25 July Booking deadline: 4 July Material deadline: 6 July Extra circulation includes: 6th TICAD Africa Singapore Business Forum Africa Oil Week IPAD IMF & WB meeting
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THE AFRICA REPORT will dedicate a 24-page central Focus to one of the leading African economy: This exclusive Focus on Mauritius will be released in The Africa Report September issue. It is made on the occasion of several East African and international gatherings, including the 6th TICAD, the Africa Singapore Business Forum, the IMF & WB meeting amongst others.
Her Excellency Ameenah Gurib, 6th President of Mauritius
Building the African connection For the time being, growth is expected to remain in the region of 3% a year, as it has done for some years. PM Jugnauth is keen to talk up these figures by making a prediction of 5.5% growth from 2017. His vision is to increase the contribution of the manufacturing sector to gross domestic product from 18% to 25%, and he has promised government investment of more than $2bn in modernizing infrastructure.
Facing local challenges Sector by sector analysis:
Manufacturing, Agriculture, Transport, ITC Telecom, Finance, Energy and Services. Interviews & success stories People to watch
Mauritius already scores highly in key aspects of its developmental progress. It has the highest rankings of any African country in the indices of global competitiveness and network readiness.
The government is looking to convert Port Louis into a transshipment point serving different parts of Africa. Expanding all forms of connectivity with both Africa and Asia is a priority
Finance. Building a banking Hub. The financial services sector is forging new partnerships and adapting its product offerings to help investors expand their activities throughout Africa. Manufacturing. Made in Mauritius. entrepreneurs are producing high-end goods ranging from watch parts to complex medical devices. Textiles. Tailored for growth. After years of job cuts and factory closures, Mauritian garment and textiles industry leaders are dreaming big and seeking to make the country into a marketing centre and fashion hub. The Mauritian tourism sector, a key pillar of the economy, recorded lower growth rates than expected. A number of Mauritian firms are already active abroad and looking to further expand their footprints, whether through partnerships or physically setting up shop or acquiring assets in new countries.
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