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Government Administration in Mauritius
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Economic Development Board - Mauritius
The Board of Investment (BOI) is the national investment promotion agency of the Government of Mauritius with the mandate to promote and facilitate investment in the country. It is the first point of contact for investors exploring business opportunities in Mauritius and the region. BOI also assists investors in the growth, nurturing and diversification of their business. With a view to facilitating the implementation of investment projects and, more importantly, to continuously improve the investment and business climate, BOI works in close collaboration with Government bodies, institutions and private sector companies. BOI has an important role of policy advocacy to continuously improve the competitiveness of Mauritius. The Board of Investment accompanies investors looking at opportunities in Africa. The Board of Investment (BOI) has been awarded the prestigious ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management Certification on 3rd December 2013.
51 to 200 staff
Financial Intelligence Unit, Mauritius
Established under Section 9 of the Financial Intelligence and Anti Money Laundering Act in August 2002, the FIU is the central Mauritian agency for the request, receipt, analysis and dissemination of financial information regarding suspected proceeds of crime and alleged money laundering offences as well as the financing of any activities or transactions related to terrorism to relevant authorities. The FIU is also the Enforcement Authority under the Asset Recovery Act and the AML/CFT regulator for Attorneys, Barristers, Notaries, Law firms, Foreign Law firms, Joint Law Ventures, Foreign Lawyers under the Law Practitioners Act, Dealers in Jewellery, Precious Stones or Precious Metals and Real Estate Agents, including Land Promoters and Property Developers.
51 to 200 staff
New Social Living Development Ltd
The New Social Living Development Ltd (NSLD), a subsidiary of the National Housing Development Co. Ltd (NHDC), is a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) incorporated as a private company, with the mandate to build residential units.
51 to 200 staff
The District Council Of Grand Port
A Local Authority with the purpose of- a) promoting the social, economic, environmental and cultural well-being of the local community; b) improving the overall quality of life of people in the local community; c) ensuring that services and facilities provided by the Council are accessible and equitably distributed; d) ensuring that resources are used efficiently and effectively to best meet the needs of the local community; e) ensuring transparency and accountability in decision-making; and f) providing for the prudent use and stewardship of local community resources.
201 to 500 staff
Mauritius Africa Fund
The Mauritius Africa Fund (MAF) facilitates investment on the African continent, not only providing strategic guidance, but also the unique opportunity for businesses to access the Special Economic Zones (SEZs), created and managed by MAF. These SEZs offer cutting edge infrastructure in investment hotspots in Ghana, Ivory Coast, Senegal, and Madagascar. Currently, the amount of land available in these zones for Mauritian projects totals 334 hectares: 54 ha in Senegal, 20 ha in Ghana, 80 ha in Madagascar And 180 ha in the Ivory Coast! Since 2010 over 120 Mauritian companies have branched out into mainland Africa. To date, several companies have made this move under the aegis of MAF, and the value of the projects in the SEZs amounts to $250 million. The enterprises capitalizing on these opportunities to regionalize are also gaining a number of other advantages, including tax and trade incentives. MAF has been operating since 2013 and is now so much more than a body simply assisting with funding for expansion into Africa. With China and the USA leading the way in African investment, our mission is to ensure that businesses in the finance, IT, manufacturing and renewable energy sectors in Mauritius do not miss out on the benefits of expanding into one of the fastest growing markets in the world. Island African nations should not be left behind! If you need help with funding, MAF can also assist with connecting you with some of Africa’s most prominent development banks, such as AFREXIM, and oversee the application process! MAF are also excited to be involved in the government’s World Trade Center Project, a high-rise tower to be constructed in Verdun, as a response to the financial challenges presented by the recent pandemic. In conjunction with the investment and trade facilitation measures, this project will contribute to increase the contribution of the financial sector in Mauritius’ GDP and create more employment for young professionals.
1 to 10 staff
Economic Development Board Mauritius
The mandate of EDB is to, inter alia, provide strong institutional support for strategic economic planning and ensure greater coherence and effectiveness in economic policy formulation; promote Mauritius as an attractive investment and business centre, a competitive export platform as well as an International Financial Centre (IFC); act as the main institution responsible for country branding for investment promotion; and facilitate both inward and outward investment and ensure a conducive business environment. As an apex body operating under the aegis of the Ministry of Finance, Economic Planning and Development, the EDB synergizes efforts across all ministries and with private stakeholders to meet the set goals. The EDB is responsible to drive research projects and lead initiatives with other stakeholders and address issues such as mismatch in the education and labour system; the impact of an ageing population; the adoption of technology and innovation; infrastructural development; and the opening of the economy, amongst others.
51 to 200 staff
Mauritius Revenue Authority
The () has been created by an Act of Parliament in September 2004. The Act was fully proclaimed in June 2006. The MRA is a body corporate, set up to manage an effective and efficient revenue-raising system. It is responsible for collecting all major tax revenues and enforcing tax laws in Mauritius: To be a world class Revenue Authority respected for its professionalism, efficiency, fairness, integrity and its contribution to our economic and social development: To continually reform and modernise Revenue Administration in order to manage and operate an effective and efficient Revenue organisation comprising of highly motivated and skilled staff. MRA upholds the highest standards of integrity and honesty so as to gain the respect and confidence of taxpayers, stakeholders and the public at large. MRA endeavours to provide a prompt, efficient, effective and quality service to taxpayers, stakeholders and the public at large in an effort to exceed their expectations. MRA is committed to apply revenue laws impartially and objectively and treat everyone in an equitable manner. MRA efforts are geared towards the development of the Authority in a manner, which promotes a transparent and accountable administration.
1001 to 5000 staff
Competition Commission Mauritius
The Competition Commission is a statutory body established in 2009 to enforce the Competition Act 2007. This Act established a competition regime in Mauritius, under which the Competition Commission can investigate possible anticompetitive behavior by businesses. In its investigations, the Competition Commission has considerable powers to compel businesses and others involved to provide information. If it decides that a business’s conduct is anticompetitive, it has strong powers to intervene and correct the situation. Where businesses have been found to be deliberately agreeing to fix prices or share markets, the Commission can impose fines. The Commission is a parastatal, under the aegis of the Ministry of Commerce and Consumer Protection. However, the Commission is independent of Government in its decision-making. The Executive Director of the Commission, supported by his staff, decides independently what to investigate and carries out the investigation. Decisions are then taken by five Commissioners, headed by a Chairman. The Executive Director is not a Commissioner. Our Mission To enhance market competition, creating more economic opportunities for the benefit of all Mauritians Our Vision An impactful institution within the Mauritian economy, shaping business landscape and driving economic progress through the force of competition
11 to 50 staff
National Committee On Corporate Governance Nccg
Established in 2001, the objects of the NCCG are as follows- establish principles and practices of corporate governance- promote the highest standards of corporate governance- promote public awareness about corporate governance principles and practices, and - act as the national coordinating body responsible for all matters pertaining to corporate governance.
1 to 10 staff
Mauritius National Assembly
The Assembly is made up of 70 Members, of whom 62 are directly elected in 21 constituencies. The island of Mauritius is divided into 20 constituencies returning 3 members each and that of Rodrigues is a single constituency returning 2 members. After a general election, the Electoral Supervisory Commission may nominate up to a maximum of 8 additional members in accordance with section 5 of the First Schedule of the Constitution with a view to correct any imbalance in community representation in Parliament. This system of nominating members is commonly called the best loser system. The political party or party alliance which wins the majority of seats in Parliament forms the government and its leader usually becomes the Prime Minister. It is the Prime Minister who selects the members of the composition of the Cabinet from elected members of the Assembly, except for the Attorney General who may not be an elected member of the Assembly The political party or alliance which has the second largest majority forms the Official Opposition and it's leader is normally nominated by the President of the Republic as the Leader of the Opposition. The Assembly elects a Speaker, a Deputy Speaker and a Deputy Chairman of Committees as one of its first business.
51 to 200 staff
Public Officer
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10001+ staff
Mauritius Emerging Technologies Council
Recently created EST. 2022, the METC has as mandate to: 1. Advise the Government on the formulation of national policies and strategies in emerging technologies. Promote the application of emerging technologies in line with national, economic and social objectives. Advise the Government on matters related to emerging technologies with respect to their adoption, use, development, harnessing, value and wealth creation, research and innovation and capacity building. Advise on the establishment and sustainability of an appropriate ecosystem in the field of emerging technologies and other emerging technologies; and facilitate and coordinate the implementation of ready-made emerging technologies solutions in Mauritius to boost the national economy 5. Act as a Centre of excellence for emerging technologies. Rationalize and coordinate the strategies of the Government for the promotion and adoption of emerging technologies and facilitate collaboration with other persons and exchange of ideas and knowledge. Create strategic links between research and development, innovation, intellectual property and other components of the knowledge economy in the specific area of emerging technologies. Establish national, regional, and international linkages with institutions having objectives like those of the Council. Adopt a strong business focus to drive entrepreneurship and growth to facilitate start-ups and assist researchers to launch, build and grow successful businesses employing emerging technologies with the participation of the private sector. Create and manage a research and application repository in emerging technologies; and adopt and implement appropriate accountability standards in the various operations of the Council.
1 to 10 staff
Mauritius Food Standards Agency
The Mauritius Food Standards Agency (MFSA) is a corporate body under the aegis of the Ministry of Health and Wellness. It has been established under the MFSA Act 2022.
1 to 10 staff
Gouvernement De La République De Maurice
Compte officiel de la présidence de la République de Maurice / Official account of the Presidency of the Republic of Mauritius.
51 to 200 staff
