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As Mauritius seeks to regain momentum in its strategic partnerships with the Gulf, the role of its ambassadorial leadership has never been more critical. A new generation of diplomacy must be guided by sharp objectives and measurable KPIs — blending economic strategy, political agility, and private sector engagement to restore Mauritius’ credibility and competitiveness across the GCC.
“We’re at a critical juncture—one marked by economic anxiety yet rich with opportunity. Democratizing access to private markets, embracing digital innovation through tokenization, and rethinking retirement security are essential steps to ensuring prosperity reaches everyone. Our vision is clear: broaden ownership, modernize infrastructure, and foster pragmatic policies. When more people invest, more people benefit—and that’s precisely why we built BlackRock.”
The Ethiopia-Somaliland Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) marks a crucial turning point in the Horn of Africa’s geopolitical landscape. By securing direct maritime access via Somaliland’s coastline, Ethiopia seeks to reduce its dependency on Djibouti, enhance trade competitiveness, and establish a strategic foothold in the Red Sea. However, Somalia’s opposition, backed by external actors such as Turkey, threatens to complicate the deal. As regional and global powers vie for influence, Ethiopia’s decision will shape its economic future and determine its status as a dominant force in East Africa.
An African Union review panel criticized credit ratings companies for aggressive downgrades of countries on the continent during the coronavirus pandemic.
Old Mutual Alternative Investments (OMAI) hopes to launch a new pan-African affordable housing fund towards the end of 2021, joint CEO Paul Boynton stated.
Shortly after Trump reimposed nuclear sanctions on Tehran on November…
Zambia is shelving projects that are not almost complete and will renegotiate loans, as it seeks to contain ballooning debt and entice the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to restart talks on a support package.
“The government of the Republic of Mauritius is deeply concerned…
Gabon’s Minister of Budget and Public Accounts, Jean-Fidèle Otandault has…
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