AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoData Governance & AI Policy: A UN-backed Global Digital Compact is pushing countries to refine how they govern data and AI, with a new look at how Mauritius and other nations are adapting existing rules rather than starting from scratch. Mauritius-Linked Digital Payments: NPCI International is partnering with Cambodia’s ACLEDA Bank to launch cross-border UPI QR payments via Bakong’s KHQR, a model of interoperable digital public infrastructure. Forex/CFD Education (Mauritius): Skyriss Securities (Mauritius) Ltd published 2026 guidance for traders on choosing regulated forex and CFD brokers, focusing on spreads, slippage, execution, MT5 access, withdrawals, leverage and risk. Food Security in Mauritius (Opinion): A Mauritius-focused analysis warns that compounding shocks—from inflation and currency pressure to conflict-driven energy and commodity spikes—are worsening food insecurity. Local Governance & Reform (Opinion/Interview): Commentary and interviews debate Mauritius’ constitutional review and economic policy readiness, including concerns about procurement, transparency and resilience to external shocks. Global Tech/Finance Spillovers: Nigeria’s Q1 2026 capital inflows jumped to $10.37b, driven mainly by portfolio investment, highlighting how regional capital flows can affect tech and digital finance ecosystems.
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