AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBangladesh–Mauritius Labour Update: Mauritius and Bangladesh have agreed to reopen the Bangladeshi labour market after a long closure, with a memorandum of understanding expected soon following talks in Geneva; officials say Bangladesh can supply skilled workers for Mauritius’ textile one-stop model plus roles like doctors, engineers, nurses and accountants. Public Health & Travel Controls: Mauritius has introduced temporary entry restrictions tied to the Ebola situation in DR Congo, Uganda and South Sudan, with affected travellers facing a mandatory 21-day quarantine and enhanced screening at entry points; the US-Africa business summit is also flagged for possible delay. Regional Trade & Logistics Watch: Ethiopian Airlines will launch direct flights to Port Louis from July 12, 2026 (three times weekly), aiming to boost tourism and trade links. Labour Governance Debate: A fresh discussion in Mauritius highlights concerns that single-employer work permits can resemble modern-day indenture, calling for reforms to improve worker mobility and protections. Energy & Supply Chain Risk: A UN report warns that disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz could hit oil-dependent least developed and small island states hardest, affecting nearly one billion lives.
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