毛里求斯：通往非洲的金融门户
Mauritius, a small island nation in the Indian Ocean, has quietly transformed into a major financial hub for Africa. Its white sand beaches and luxury resorts attract tourists, but its real engine lies in glass office towers in Ebene, the cybercity. From here, fund managers and lawyers orchestrate billions of dollars in investment flows into emerging African markets.
The success story began in the 1990s, when Mauritius signed double-taxation treaties with over 40 countries, mostly in Africa and Asia. These treaties allowed multinational companies to reduce their tax burden legally when investing across borders. Combined with a stable legal system based on British and French law, the island became a preferred jurisdiction for holding companies and investment funds.
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