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IMF Report Finds Mauritius's Fiscal Framework Needs Institutional Reform

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The International Monetary Fund published a report titled ‘Design Options for Fiscal Responsibility Legislation and Supporting Fiscal Institutions’ on September 24, 2026. The report stated that Mauritius’s framework for managing public finances is no longer fit for purpose and requires meaningful institutional reform. The IMF noted that successive budget deficits have occurred because spending has exceeded revenues, a situation compounded by costs from Covid-19 and successive wars in Ukraine and the Middle East.

From mauritiustimes.com

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The report highlights a lack of fiscal discipline, transparency, and accountability in Mauritius’s public finances. This finding comes as the country faces slowing growth and ongoing pension reforms, underscoring the need for structural changes to maintain sustainable public finances.

From mauritiustimes.com

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  • MauritiusThe subject of the IMF report regarding its public finance management

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