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Politics of Mauritius
Constitution
Presidency President Dharam Gokhool Vice-President Robert Hungley
Government Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam Deputy Prime Minister Paul Bérenger Cabinet
Legislature National Assembly Speaker: Shirin Aumeeruddy-Cziffra Leader of the Opposition Joe Lesjongard
Judiciary Supreme Court Chief Justice : Rehana Mungly-Gulbul
Elections Political parties Recent elections: 2019 2024
Administrative divisions Constituencies Districts Outer islands
Foreign relations Minister of Foreign Affairs, Regional Integration and International Trade Minister: Ritish Ramful Diplomatic missions of / in Mauritius Passport Visa requirements Visa policy
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Mauritius has strong and friendly relations with the West, with South Asian countries and with the countries of southern and eastern Africa. It is a member of the World Trade Organization, the Commonwealth of Nations, La Francophonie, the African Union, the Southern Africa Development Community, the Indian Ocean Commission, COMESA, and the recently formed Indian Ocean Rim Association.

Trade, commitment to democracy, and the country's small size are driving forces behind Mauritian foreign policy. The country's political heritage and dependence on Western markets have led to close ties with the European Union and its member states, particularly France, the colonial power until 1810, Mauritius' only immediate neighbour being Réunion, both an overseas department of France and an outermost region of the EU. Mauritius also maintains close ties with the United Kingdom, a former member EU state and the colonial power until 1968.

Considered part of Africa geographically, Mauritius has friendly relations with other African states in the region, particularly South Africa, by far its largest continental trading partner. Mauritian investors are gradually entering African markets, notably Madagascar and Mozambique. Mauritius coordinates much of its foreign policy with the Southern Africa Development Community and the Organisation of African Unity. The country is also a member of the Port Management Association of Eastern and Southern Africa (PMAESA).

Relations with France and India are strong for both historical and commercial reasons. Foreign embassies in Mauritius include Australia, South Korea, the United Kingdom, People's Republic of China, Egypt, France, India, Madagascar, Pakistan, Russian Federation, Bangladesh, and the United States.

Mauritius is also a member of the International Criminal Court with a Bilateral Immunity Agreement of protection for the US-military (as covered under Article 98).

International disputes

Mauritius claims the entire Chagos Archipelago in the Indian Ocean and also claims the whole French-administered Tromelin Island.

Diplomatic relations

List of countries with which Mauritius maintains diplomatic relations:

#	Country	Date
1	France	29 February 1968
2	United Kingdom	12 March 1968
3	United States	12 March 1968
4	India	12 March 1968
5	Pakistan	12 March 1968
6	Russia	17 March 1968
7	Germany	23 March 1968
8	Israel	23 April 1968
9	Canada	24 April 1968
10	New Zealand	28 April 1968
11	Madagascar	27 August 1968
12	Belgium	1968
13	Netherlands	5 March 1969
14	Switzerland	11 March 1969
15	Japan	22 October 1969
—	Holy See	9 March 1970
16	Egypt	26 March 1970
17	Italy	8 April 1970
18	Syria	22 May 1970
19	Australia	25 September 1970
20	Serbia	6 October 1970
21	South Korea	3 July 1971
22	Iran	25 September 1971
23	China	15 April 1972
24	Bangladesh	1972
25	Norway	30 January 1973
26	Luxembourg	28 February 1973
27	Denmark	2 March 1973
28	North Korea	16 March 1973
29	Guinea	29 October 1973
30	Finland	31 October 1973
31	Sweden	1973
32	Argentina	8 April 1974
33	Jamaica	20 May 1974
34	Romania	25 June 1974
35	Barbados	14 December 1974
36	Zambia	29 December 1974
37	Brazil	1974
38	Bulgaria	20 June 1975
39	United Arab Emirates	4 January 1976
40	Kuwait	11 January 1976
41	Tunisia	9 February 1976
42	Austria	10 February 1976
43	Algeria	12 February 1976
44	Bahrain	12 February 1976
45	Libya	17 February 1976
46	Jordan	February 1976
47	Iraq	22 March 1976
48	Oman	22 March 1976
49	Yemen	March 1976
50	Morocco	8 June 1976
51	Czech Republic	10 June 1976
52	Nigeria	16 June 1976
53	Democratic Republic of the Congo	19 June 1976
54	Uganda	19 June 1976
55	Mexico	30 July 1976
56	Cuba	18 October 1976
57	Turkey	18 October 1976
58	Portugal	12 December 1976
59	Albania	October 1977
—	Sovereign Military Order of Malta	1977
60	Saudi Arabia	5 August 1978
61	Myanmar	30 December 1978
62	Thailand	22 January 1979
63	Poland	30 April 1979
64	Spain	30 May 1979
65	Sudan	1979
66	Maldives	15 January 1981
67	Nepal	12 February 1981
68	Greece	23 February 1981
69	Indonesia	27 May 1983
70	Gabon	August 1983
—	Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic	1983
71	Mozambique	29 November 1984
72	Comoros	25 February 1985
73	Nicaragua	March 1985
74	Malaysia	13 August 1986
75	Qatar	1986
76	Seychelles	17 June 1988
77	Chile	30 September 1988
78	Colombia	30 September 1988
79	Singapore	27 October 1989
80	Hungary	24 April 1990
81	Brunei	2 July 1990
—	State of Palestine	1990
82	Ukraine	12 October 1992
83	Guyana	1 December 1992
84	South Africa	7 December 1993
85	Vietnam	4 May 1994
86	Cambodia	18 May 1994
87	Slovakia	31 May 1995
88	Ethiopia	June 1996
89	Azerbaijan	19 July 1996
90	Marshall Islands	23 October 1996
91	Slovenia	30 May 1997
92	Turkmenistan	2 July 1997
93	Namibia	16 July 1997
94	Croatia	3 September 1997
95	Eswatini	7 October 1997
96	Philippines	23 January 1998
97	Uzbekistan	4 August 1999
98	Lithuania	20 September 1999
99	Ireland	August 2000
100	Cyprus	1 February 2001
101	North Macedonia	7 February 2001
102	Malawi	9 February 2001
103	Rwanda	16 March 2001
104	Moldova	25 June 2001
105	Vanuatu	13 August 2001
106	El Salvador	6 September 2001
107	Estonia	24 October 2001
108	Laos	23 May 2002
109	Zimbabwe	6 December 2002
110	Latvia	12 February 2003
111	São Tomé and Príncipe	28 February 2003
112	Angola	3 March 2003
113	Gambia	4 March 2003
114	Burkina Faso	14 March 2003
115	East Timor	20 March 2003
116	Benin	24 March 2003
117	Dominican Republic	30 April 2003
118	Ecuador	13 May 2003
119	Fiji	2 September 2003
120	Dominica	23 September 2003
121	Belarus	26 September 2003
122	Mali	1 December 2003
123	Iceland	15 December 2003
124	Eritrea	21 April 2004
125	Equatorial Guinea	26 May 2004
126	Lesotho	20 July 2004
127	Venezuela	2 May 2005
128	Malta	19 May 2005
129	Botswana	7 February 2006
130	Guatemala	7 September 2006
131	Andorra	21 December 2006
132	Tanzania	22 May 2007
133	Bosnia and Herzegovina	30 May 2007
134	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	18 June 2007
135	Trinidad and Tobago	17 September 2009
136	Sri Lanka	20 July 2010
137	Paraguay	28 September 2010
138	Mauritania	1 December 2010
139	Georgia	3 March 2011
140	Republic of the Congo	6 July 2011
141	Honduras	8 September 2011
142	Bhutan	2 July 2012
143	Montenegro	26 September 2012
144	Armenia	28 June 2013
145	Mongolia	3 July 2014
146	Kazakhstan	15 October 2014
147	Saint Lucia	7 November 2014
148	Ivory Coast	4 March 2016
149	Kyrgyzstan	16 June 2016
150	Solomon Islands	1 July 2016
151	Saint Kitts and Nevis	25 November 2016
152	Djibouti	12 December 2016
153	Bahamas	18 January 2017
154	Togo	22 February 2017
155	Central African Republic	24 March 2017
156	Tajikistan	10 May 2017
157	Liechtenstein	12 May 2017
158	Federated States of Micronesia	10 October 2017
159	Haiti	13 February 2018
160	Palau	15 March 2018
161	Niger	26 March 2018
162	Belize	4 April 2018
163	San Marino	20 April 2018
164	Uruguay	15 May 2019
165	Suriname	21 March 2022
166	Cape Verde	Unknown
167	Ghana	Unknown
168	Kenya	Unknown
169	Senegal	Unknown
170	Somalia	Unknown

Bilateral relations

Country	Formal Relations Began	Notes
Australia	25 September 1970	Australia has a high commission in Port Louis. Mauritius has a high commission in Canberra.
Bangladesh	1972	See Bangladesh–Mauritius relations Bangladesh and Mauritius share a common heritage in culture and politics. Diplomatic relations were established in 1972, soon after the achievement of Bangladeshi independence. Both nations have rapidly growing trade ties and increasing investment and financial linkages. Bangladesh has a High Commission in Port Louis. The two countries are common members of the Indian Ocean Rim Association and the Commonwealth of Nations. Bangladesh has a high commission in Port Louis. Mauritius is accredited to Bangladesh from its high commission in New Delhi, India.
Brazil	1975	Brazil is accredited to Mauritius from its embassy in Pretoria, South Africa. Mauritius is accredited to Brazil from its embassy Washington, D.C., United States.
Canada	1967	Canada and Mauritius established diplomatic relations in 1967. Both countries are members of the Commonwealth of Nations and La Francophonie. Canada is accredited to Mauritius from its high commission in Pretoria, South Africa and maintains an honorary consulate in Port Louis. Mauritius is accredited to Canada from its embassy in Washington, D.C., United States.
China	15 April 1972	See China–Mauritius relations Under the President of the People's Republic of China Hu Jintao in 2010, an investment package of $750m was allocated to Mauritius to develop the Jinfei Special Economic Zone which consists of 211 hectares (521 acres) of land. Buildings of infrastructure and services primarily serving interests of Chinese companies operating the African region but would also eventually open up to foreign parties. The proposed investment package also includes development of advance logistic operations in Mauritius, construction of a university and an oceanographic research centre. This investment package is Mauritius' largest single foreign direct investment ever. China has an embassy in Port Louis. Mauritius has an embassy in Beijing.
Cyprus	1 February 2001	Both countries are members of the Commonwealth of Nations List of bilateral agreements. Cyprus is accredited to Mauritius from its High Commission in Pretoria, South Africa. Mauritius is accredited to Cyprus from its embassy in Brussels, Belgium.
Ethiopia		Ethiopia is accredited to Mauritius from its embassy in Harare, Zimbabwe. Mauritius has an embassy in Addis Ababa.
France	12 March 1968	See France–Mauritius relations France has remained one of its biggest trading partners; in addition, the two countries share close cultural ties in language, media and literature. France has an embassy in Port Louis. Mauritius has an embassy in Paris. Both nations are members of La Francophonie.
Germany	23 March 1968	Germany is accredited to Mauritius from its embassy in Antananarivo, Madagascar. Mauritius has an embassy in Berlin.
Greece	23 February 1981	Greece is accredited to Mauritius from its embassy in Nairobi, Kenya. Mauritius is accredited to Greece from its embassy in Brussels, Belgium.
Guyana	1 December 1992	Mauritius is accredited to Guyana from its embassy in Washington, D.C., United States. Both countries established diplomatic relations on December 1, 1992. Both countries are full members of the Commonwealth of Nations.
India	12 March 1968	See Mauritius–India relations India and Mauritius established diplomatic relations in 1948. India has remained one of its biggest trading partners; in addition India has deep social and historical links with a large portion of the population of Mauritius, India is the country's second largest source of foreign assistance. India has a High Commission in Port Louis Mauritius has a High Commission in New Delhi. and a consulate in Mumbai.
Israel		Both countries have signed many bilateral agreements.
Kenya		See Kenya–Mauritius relations Kenya is accredited to Mauritius from its high commission in Pretoria, South Africa. Mauritius is accredited to Kenya from its embassy in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Madagascar	27 August 1968	See Madagascar–Mauritius relations Madagascar has an embassy in Port Louis. Mauritius has an embassy in Antananarivo.
Malaysia	13 August 1986	See Malaysia–Mauritius relations Both countries share strong common ground when it comes to culture. Both were governed by both Dutch and British rulers and gained their independence in the second half of the twentieth century. Both have sizeable representations of Indian and Chinese ethnic groups. Of the 30,000 people of Chinese ancestry residing in Mauritius, the vast majority come from the Hakka and Cantonese provinces, both of which are well present among Malaysia's population of Chinese ancestry. In both countries, Islam, Hinduism and Christianity are represented by important communities. Thus, Malaysia's population consists of 60.4% Muslims, 6.4% of Hindus and 9.1% of Christians; the respective figures for Mauritius are 16.6%, 52% and 30%. Mauritius has established a High Commission in Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia is not represented by a High Commission in Mauritius, the closest delegates being posted to Zimbabwe. A Double Taxation Avoidance agreement exists between the two countries. Malaysian nationals do not require a visa to enter Mauritius, and Mauritian passport holders do not require a visa to enter Malaysia for tourism. In recent years, the spectacular development experienced by Malaysia has seen a steady increase in the number of Mauritian visitors to the country. Official figures reveal that 2,320 Mauritian residents disembarked in Malaysia in 2010, a 27.8% increase on the previous year. While this is four times less than the number of Mauritians travelling to Singapore, the trend remains highly positive. In the other direction, 1,438 Malaysian tourists visited Mauritius in 2010, which represents a 23.5% rise on 2009 figures. Most of these tourists arrived during the months of May (143 visitors), June (118), September (188), November (179) and December (172). Another recent trend has been that of Mauritian youngsters going to Malaysia for higher studies, encouraged by the affordable fees and quality of life. Malaysia is accredited to Mauritius from its embassy in Harare, Zimbabwe. Mauritius has a high commission in Kuala Lumpur.
Mexico	30 July 1976	Mauritius is accredited to Mexico from its embassy in Washington, D.C., United States. Mexico is accredited to Mauritius from its embassy in Pretoria, South Africa and maintains an honorary consulate in Port Louis.
Pakistan	1969	See Mauritius–Pakistan relations Relations between Pakistan and Mauritius were first established in 1969. On November 30, 2007, the two countries signed a bilateral Preferential Trade Agreement. Mauritius has a High Commission in Islamabad. Pakistan has a High Commission in Port Louis.
Romania	25 June 1974	Both countries established diplomatic relations on July 30, 1976.
Russia	17 March 1968	See Mauritius–Russia relations The Soviet Union and Mauritius established diplomatic relations on March 17, 1968. The Russian Federation has an embassy in Floreal, Mauritius, and Mauritius has an embassy in Moscow, which was opened in July 2003. Mauritius has an embassy in Moscow. Russia has an embassy in Port Louis.
Seychelles	17 June 1988	Mauritius has an honorary consulate in Victoria. Seychelles has an honorary consulate in Port Louis.
South Africa	6 December 1993	See Mauritius–South Africa relations Relations between South Africa and Mauritius were established in 1992 with the establishing of Representative Offices in both countries. Full diplomatic relations were established in 1994. Upon South Africa's return to the Commonwealth, relations have been conducted at the level of High Commission. There is no visa requirements for South Africans visiting Mauritius. Mauritius has a high commission in Pretoria. South Africa has a high commission Port Louis.
South Korea	3 July 1971	Mauritius and the Republic of Korea established Diplomatic Relations on July 3, 1971. Mauritius is accredited to South Korea from its embassy in Beijing, China. South Korea is accredited to Mauritius from its embassy in Nairobi, Kenya.
Spain	30 May 1979	Mauritius is accredited to Spain from its embassy in Paris, France. Spain is accredited to Mauritius from its embassy in Pretoria, South Africa.
Switzerland		Both countries established diplomatic relations in 1968. Both countries are full members of the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie. Mauritius has an embassy in Geneva. Switzerland is accredited to Mauritius from its embassy in Pretoria, South Africa.
Turkey	18 October 1976	See Mauritius–Turkey relations Embassy of Mauritius in Berlin is accredited to Turkey. Turkish Embassy in Antananarivo is accredited to Mauritius. Trade volume between the two countries was 76.5 million USD in 2019. There are direct flights from Istanbul to Mauritius since 15 December 2015.
United Kingdom	12 March 1968	Mauritius has a high commission in London. United Kingdom has a high commission in Port Louis.
United States	12 March 1968	See Mauritius–United States relations Official U.S. representation in Mauritius dates from the end of the 18th century. An American consulate was established in 1794 and was closed in 1911. It was reopened in 1967 and elevated to embassy status upon Mauritius' independence in 1968. Since 1970, the mission has been directed by a resident U.S. ambassador. In 2002, Mauritius recalled its ambassador to the United Nations for not accurately conveying his government's pro-American stance in the Security Council debate. Mauritius has an embassy in Washington, D.C. United States has an embassy in Port Louis.
Vietnam	4 May 1994	Both countries established diplomatic relations on May 4, 1994. Both countries are members of La Francophonie. Mauritius is accredited to Vietnam from its high commission in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Vietnam is accredited to Mauritius from its embassy in Maputo, Mozambique.

International organisations

Mauritius has been a member state of the United Nations and the Commonwealth of Nations since independence in 1968.

It is a member of the World Trade Organization, La Francophonie, Organisation of African Unity, the Southern Africa Development Community, the Indian Ocean Commission, COMESA, and the recently formed Indian Ocean Rim Association.

See also

• List of diplomatic missions in Mauritius
• List of diplomatic missions of Mauritius

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