AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWorkers’ Rights: During a visit to Mauritius, Nepali MP Ganesh Parajuli discussed protections and dignified working conditions for about 14,000 Nepali workers, as well as stronger tourism and cultural ties between the two countries. Social Concerns: A Catholic bishop has urged dialogue and greater attention to social injustice amid unrest in Mauritius. Tourism: Mauritius-based The Lux Collective is expanding into the Middle East and adding properties in China and Southeast Asia, with new openings planned from 2027. Education and Wellbeing: Mauritius ranked first in Africa for adult literacy, at 94.33%, and led the continent in the 2026 Social Progress Index, placing 56th globally.
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