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Mauritius Government Mauritius Economy

Government Economy in Mauritius

 

Since 1968 Mauritius got its independence and was not any more under the rule of British and became a Republic in 1992.

 

Since then Mauritius Island developed from a low income based mostly on agriculture and later on grew in the sectors of tourisms, financial and industrial.

 

Sugarcane is grown on about ninety percent of cultivated land. With time Mauritius attracted over nine thousand offshore entities. Nowadays the economy of Mauritius is mostly based on tourisms and textile industries.

 

Here is some info about the Government and Economy of Mauritius:

Mauritius Prime Minister Government

·         The Government type is parliamentary democracy

·         The Judicial branch is the Supreme Court

·         Suffrage is 18 years old

·        The legal system is based on the French civil law system with elements of English common law in some areas.

·        The political parties are: Mauritian Militant Movement (MMM together with MSM), Militant Socialist Movement (MSM), Mauritian Social Democrat Party (PMSD), Alliance Social, Mauritian Labor Party (MLP), Rodrigues Movement (MR), Rodrigues Peoples Organization (OPR).

·         Unemployment rate (2006): 9.4%

·         Population below poverty line is 10% (2001)

·         Agriculture products are tea, sugarcane, bananas, cattle, fish, potatoes, goats

·         Industries are textiles, chemicals, food processing mostly sugar milling, transport equipment, tourism, metal products

·         The electricity production was of 2.107 billion kWh in 2004

·         The electricity consumption was of 1.9 billion kWh in 2004

·         Fiscal year is : 1 July - 30June

 

Government members of Mauritius:

Sir Aneerod Judgnauth is the president of Mauritius since October 2003

Dr Navin Ramgoolam is the Prime Minister of Mauritius since July 2005

Deputy prime Ministers are Rashid Beebeejaun, Xavier Luc Duval and Rama Sithanen

Minister of Public Infrastructure, Land Transport and Shipping is Ahmaed Beebeejaun

Minister of Tourism, Leasure and External Communication is Xavier Duval

Minister of Finance and Economy Development is Rama Sithanen

 

Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Corporation is Madan Dulloo

Minister of Environment and National Development Unit is Anil bachoo

Minister of Education and Human Resources is Dharambeer Gokhool

Minister of Public Utilities is Abu Kasenally

Minister of Local Government is James Burty David

Minister of Agro Industry and fisheries is Arvin Boolell

Minister of Social Security, National Solidarity and Senior Citizens Welfare and Reform Institutions is Mrs Sheila Bappoo

Minister of Woman’s Rights, Child Development, Family welfare and Consumer Protection is Mrs Indranee Seebun

Minister of Labour, Industrial relations and Employment is Vasant Bunwaree

Minister of Justice and Human Rights, Attorney General is Jayarama Valayden

Minister of Health and Quality of life is Satya Faugoo

Miniter of Industry, Small and Medium Enterprises, Commerce and Cooperatives is Rajeshwar Jeetah

Minister of Arts and Culture is Mahendra Gowressoo

Minister of Housing and Lands is Mohammed Asraf Dulull

Minister of Information Technology and Telecommunications is Ghislain Sinatambou

Minister of Youth and Sports is Sylvio Wah Hing

 
 

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