Kevin Ramkaloan, CEO of Business Mauritius: "The Country Remains Resilient"

Kevin Ramkaloan, CEO of Business Mauritius, stated that the expected growth of between 3% and 4% in 2025 reflects the country's resilience. In the latest edition of the Business Bulletin, a publication from Business Mauritius released on Friday, December 12, he claims that this momentum could intensify as long as several key reforms are upheld. "We remain confident that sustained progress in areas such as business facilitation, labor reforms, port transformation, and renewed appeal for talent and investors can help accelerate this momentum," he said.

Kevin Ramkaloan also reflected on the past year, which he noted was marked by numerous changes both nationally and within Business Mauritius. "We have initiated close collaboration with the new government to strengthen public-private partnerships," emphasized Kevin Ramkaloan. Business Mauritius has also undergone a governance renewal with Arnaud Lagesse assuming the presidency of the federation and the election of the organization's first vice-president, Madhavi Ramdin-Clark.

"Business Mauritius has intensified its actions around its three strategic pillars: economic affairs, social capital, and sustainability along with inclusive growth. A fourth area has been introduced: artificial intelligence and emerging technologies, seen as transformative levers for the country's future," concluded Kevin Ramkaloan.