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The Economic Development Board (EDB) of Mauritius held the fourth edition of its European Investment Promotion Roadshow across six cities in March 2026. The tour opened in Paris on 17 March and closed in London on 26 March.
The Paris event took place at the Hilton Paris Opera, 108 Rue Saint-Lazare, starting at 17h30. Over one hundred guests attended, including H.E. Joel Rault, Mauritius Ambassador to France. The EDB's team opened with presentations, followed by panel discussions covering real estate, taxation, residency schemes, and the country's Sustainable Island 2050 strategy. The evening closed with one-to-one business meetings.
Who Joined the Delegation
The delegation brought together more than twenty specialists across four areas: Live, Visit, Invest, and Entrepreneurship. Property developers represented included Medine Property, Mont Choisy Group, Harmonie Golf and Beach Estate, Anahita Estates, Azuri, Beau Plan by Novaterra, CIEL Properties, Eko Savannah, CERI, Knowhouse, Ramiah Group, and Pointe d'Esny Le Village.
The banking and financial services contingent included ABC Banking Corporation, DTOS Ltd, Colbert Holdings, Omnia Wealth, and Axis. Legal and advisory services were covered by Lloyd and Davis and L'Office Notarial de l'Isle-de-France. Pam Golding Properties and Mauritius Sotheby's International Realty rounded out the real estate agency representation.
The Six-City Circuit
After Paris, the delegation moved through Nice (18 March), Geneva (19 March), Munich (23 March), and Brussels (25 March) before closing in London this 26 March. Munich was a new addition to the circuit this year.
What Mauritius Is Offering
The investment proposition is straightforward. No capital gains tax. A fifteen percent corporate rate. Double taxation treaties with more than forty countries. And a GDP per capita above US$12,000, one of the higher figures on the African continent.
