AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoChagos Waters Claim: Mauritius says the UN approved its 2024 submission to extend its maritime claim, unilaterally expanding territorial waters by about 145,000 sq km to cover Chagos—an issue that could affect fishing rights and the security posture around Diego Garcia. Schengen Access: Mauritius and Seychelles passport holders can enter Schengen countries visa-free for up to 90 days in any 180-day period, though border checks and entry conditions still apply. Deep-Sea Mining Pushback: Mauritius joined Mozambique and the Republic of the Congo backing a precautionary pause on seabed mining at the ISA, strengthening Africa’s growing bloc against ocean mineral extraction. Maritime Security Talks: India’s Navy chief began a four-day visit to Mauritius to deepen maritime security cooperation. Local Business & Mobility: JMCG launched right-hand-drive pickups and light trucks in Mauritius at Salon de l’Automobile, with early orders reported from local customers. Regional Sports: Namibia was drawn in Group A for the COSAFA U/20 Championship in Mauritius, alongside hosts Mauritius, Seychelles and Mozambique. Finance Watch: Zee Entertainment shares jumped after SAT granted interim relief on SEBI’s ban, allowing a planned ₹3,143 crore fundraising to proceed under conditions.
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