EU Green Deal: Unlock new market opportunities in Europe
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Mauritius welcomes investment and embraces business. Globally recognised as a safe, stable and easy environment to conduct business, Mauritius is a great place to invest, work, live and retire, with future ready infrastructure, global connectivity and world class talent.
Invest in a project of at least Rs 500 million and take advantage of incentives, rebates, exemptions and preferential rates.
Leverage on our unparallel preferential market access to 68% of the world’s population and benefits from a panoply of Free Trade Agreements.
Mauritius’ residence program allows foreign nationals to make a real estate investment into the country and apply for a residence permit to live, work, and retire in Mauritius.
Live and work remotely from Mauritius and experience a long stay or retire in a picture-perfect tropical paradise.
Leverage on our unparallel preferential market access to 68% of the world’s population and benefits from a panoply of Free Trade Agreements.
4 Mar 2024 • Business Facilitation • Development
The Economic Development Board (EDB) organized a conference on Friday, March 1, 2024, at its premises in Ebene, aimed at empowering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), including women and young entrepreneurs, about the potential business opportunities and growth that can result from free trade agreements.
The event shed light on the benefits of the trade agreements that came into effect in 2021, such as the Mauritius-India Comprehensive Economic Cooperation and Partnership Agreement (CECPA), the Mauritius-China Free Trade Agreement, and the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement.
During the conference, Mr. Hemraj Ramnial, CSK, Chairman of EDB, emphasized the need for local business owners to leverage the new markets created by these agreements, citing the successful trade relationships Mauritius has fostered with the EU and USA. He underscored the vast potential of markets in India, Africa, and China for Mauritius exports.
Participants at the conference also learned about the various support schemes available through the Development Bank of Mauritius (DBM) and SME Mauritius Ltd., further underscoring the commitment to empowering local businesses towards sustainable growth.
This event was made possible through the contribution of the following institutions: National Women Entrepreneurs Council (NWEC), SME Mauritius Ltd, National Productivity and Competitiveness Council (NPCC), Association Mauricienne des Femmes Chefs d’Entreprises (AMFCE), Development Bank of Mauritius (DBM) and Food and Agricultural Research and Extension Institute (FAREI).
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