AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDigital Finance: AfricaNenda is preparing to launch its fifth instant-payments report in Mauritius, drawing on five years of data to assess how digital payment systems support financial inclusion. AI and Skills: Mauritius ranked first among African Commonwealth countries in a new youth AI-readiness index, placing eighth overall with a score of 64.4. Capital Markets: The African Union-backed Africa Credit Rating Agency, based in Port Louis, aims to widen access to credit assessments for governments and businesses; its impact will depend on whether investors trust and use its ratings. Workforce and Exports: Mauritius has agreed to recruit Nepali workers through a government-to-government arrangement, while its homegrown coffee is beginning its journey to China, opening a new market for a niche local product.
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