AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMauritius Energy & Industry: Mauritius restricted consumption in high-power sectors amid wider energy shock spillovers across Africa, as wars and supply-chain disruptions push up fuel, food and logistics costs. Local Energy Sector: Bhunjun Group’s BOTL has unveiled “Fillin,” a fully Mauritian retail fuel brand replacing Engen’s network across 37 stations, after Competition Commission scrutiny and safeguards to manage market concentration. AI & Skills for Jobs: In an interview, Mauritius’ IT Minister said the AI Innovation Lab and the National AI Strategy aim to make AI a practical economic and workforce tool, not just a headline, stressing skills and measurable efficiency gains. Travel & Tourism Demand: Emirates will add Premium Economy on two daily Mauritius–Dubai flights from 1 September 2026, boosting comfort options for the island’s business and leisure travellers. Public Administration Cooperation: Mauritius’ Public Service reform minister met Telangana’s IT and Industries minister to expand collaboration in IT-enabled services, emerging tech, tourism and skills development. Digital Payments Linkages: Mauritius is mentioned among countries already using UPI, as India expands UPI global QR interoperability with Uzbekistan.
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