Mauritius is set to embark on a new virtuous cycle of economic growth in the years to come. This target, however, won’t be met without inclusiveness, changing the mindset to embrace emerging sectors and looking beyond Africa for more growth pockets worldwide. Mauritius is a relatively stable economy, has good governance and rule of law in comparison to other African countries. If we want to tap into that growth to become a high-income economy, argues the Chief Executive of International Economics, we need to be working much more towards Asia. “Becoming a high-growth economy could be relatively easy if you can just channel enough investment to come into it, but that does not mean that the population will benefit from this. It is the right type of growth that is important.” Paul Baker features on this week’s cover of Business Magazine, an issue accompanied by the two-monthly supplement Men’s style.

Au sommaire:

Édito

Affronter la réalité

Actualité

Wensum songe à la délocalisation

Square Kilometre Array :  Maurice investit dans l’exploration spatiale

Innovation : Rs 9 millions par projet  sous le PoIGS

Explast canalise ses énergies dans la filière papier

Portrait

Thierry Naidu : Une étoile mauricienne dans l’hôtellerie européenne

Entreprise

Hémisphère Sud résiste à l’épreuve du temps

PME

Tea House met en valeur le Moringa

Immoblilier

Revêtement intérieur : PND Contracting redonne vie au vinyle

Technologie

Agileum assiste les entreprises  dans leur transformation

CSR

Kolektif Rivier Nwar : Combat pour un logement décent

Paul Baker:   “Inclusiveness is  more important  than  becoming a high-income country”

BUSINESSFILES

Courrier Express

L’e-commerce dope le marché

Le hot desking  en essor