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Business Mauritius
Business Mauritius is the leading voice of the Mauritian business community, uniting over 1220 members across nine key economic sectors represented by its partner member associations. Our mission is to foster a conducive business environment through robust public-private dialogue on multiple issues of strategic national priority. Centred around three core Commissions, our work is geared towards driving economic development through national collaboration, enhancing social capital, and ensuring sustainable and inclusive growth. Business Mauritius is also committed to empowering businesses by providing services such as industrial relations guidance, health insurance and pension benefits to its members. Building on a legacy of over 50 years, we are committed to creating a thriving business ecosystem that benefits both our members and the nation as a whole.
We have over over 60 years of collective experience representing the Mauritian business community
Years of Cumulated Experience
Stems from merger since October 2015
Business Services
Focused on 3 strategic goals
Our Objectives
To realise its mission, Business Mauritius is committed to three strategic objectives:

Driving collaborative economic growth
Fostering partnerships between the public and private sectors to create a thriving business ecosystem.

Building a strong social capital
Investing in human capital development to create thriving business communities.

Championing sustainable and inclusive development
Leading the charge towards a greener, more equitable business landscape for all.
At a Glance
Business Mauritius stems from the merger, in October 2015, of two business associations, namely the Mauritius Employers Federation and the Joint Economic Council.
Leveraging on over 50 years of cumulated experience of strategic accompaniment to local business in multiple ways, Business Mauritius remains focused on 3 strategic goals.
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Commissions
The strategic objectives of Business Mauritius are delivered through three distinct though interconnected Commissions, aligned with our core priorities. Together, these commissions spearheaded the development of the National Business Roadmap (2019) and continue to shape the agenda for public-private collaboration. Their ongoing work focuses on refining national growth strategies, formulating policy recommendations, and piloting innovative solutions for the benefit of the entire business community.
The three Commissions at Business Mauritius are:
With the growing economic complexity and evolutions in national and international policies affecting Mauritian businesses, the Economic Commission considers the short, medium, and long-term impact of economic development issues, as well as cross-sectoral issues, with a view to structuring cohesive standpoints for the business community in public-private dialogue.
The members of Business Mauritius collectively employ over 175,000 people. With the changing role of employer-employee relations and the evolutions in social capital development, the Social Capital Commission provides recommendations for the engagement of businesses in employee matters and development and for policy dialogue.
The Sustainability and Inclusive Growth Commission provides thought leadership to the business community on matters of sustainability and inclusivity. The SigneNatir pact, officially launched in 2020 by the Commission, defines clear action areas for businesses to systemically integrate sustainable and inclusive growth frameworks within their strategies, and provides support to businesses for engaging with these.