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ARTICLE · 17 JUNE 2021

BLCR Budget Brief 2021-2022

In his Budget Speech 2020-2021, the Honourable Minister announced that "the New Normal is not imposed on us, it is chosen."...

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INTRODUCTION

In his Budget Speech 2020-2021, the Honourable Minister announced that "the New Normal is not imposed on us, it is chosen." In his previous budget, the Honourable Minister announced a series of courageous reforms (i) to preserve jobs and livelihoods for the most vulnerable of the society, (ii) to rebuild the economy and (iii) to ensure an inclusive, robust and sustainable economic development. It was a budget for a better tomorrow for all Mauritians. Last year's budget was to minimise the adverse effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, in particular to preserve jobs and to provide financial assistance to companies to prevent them to go bankrupt. Admittedly, the objectives announced in the previous Budget 2020-2021 have, to a large extent, been achieved; however, it is imperative that this recovery process continues for the ultimate benefits of the society at large. A key sector that will be closely monitored will be the tourism sector. With the opening of the

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