AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoExport Opportunity: A Mauritian coffee producer will showcase the island’s volcanic-grown coffee at China’s International Import Expo, opening a route to Chinese consumers. Shipbuilding: The 70-metre solar- and wind-powered expedition vessel Captain Arctic has begun sea trials off Mauritius, where it is being completed at Chantiers Navals de l’Océan Indien; delivery is scheduled for November 10. Digital Infrastructure: AFRINIC’s latest Mauritian register again lists Cloud Innovation, despite earlier assurances the disputed entry was removed. The development raises questions about who approved the listing and what rights it grants at the Africa and Indian Ocean region’s internet registry. Automotive: XPENG has launched in Mauritius, its first right-hand-drive market in the Middle East and Africa region. Investment & Energy: Mauritius retained second place in RMB’s 2026/27 African investment ranking, behind Seychelles. World Bank figures also put electricity access at 100%—a measure of coverage, not necessarily uninterrupted supply.
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