COO, Pradeep Dursun speaks at the Assises du Travail 2025, organized by the Ministry of Labour and Industrial Relations.

The way we work is changing — and so must we.
At Business Mauritius, we are committed to building a future of work that is inclusive, fair, and competitive — for both businesses and employees.

Our priorities in Social Capital reflect this commitment:

• Skills mapping and enhancement

• Employability and migration

• Creating inclusive, world-class work environments

• Advancing gender equality

• Encouraging flexible and agile workplaces

• Boosting productivity and labour cost efficiency

Business Mauritius will continue to champion dialogue and collaboration in the areas of Social Capital and Industrial Relations — ensuring that the voice of the business community helps shape a stronger, more sustainable world of work for all.

Scenes from the opening session of the Assises du Travail 2025, featuring:

• Hon. Minister of Labour, Muhammad Uteem

• Dameeaantee Thylamay, President of the Congress of Independent Trade Unions

• Frederick Muia, ILO Country Director for Mauritius, Madagascar, Seychelles & Comoros