GAFI Vice Chairman Mona Zobaa expected an upward trend for the country's economic indicators thanks to the legislative and institutional reforms taken by the government in investment, electricity, energy and civil service. 

Zobaa's remarks came in a speech during Africa Partnership Conference, which was organized by Mauritius Board of Investment in cooperation with the World Association of Investment Promotion Agencies (WAIPA), the GAFI said in a statement Sunday. 

The government seeks to amend a number of laws and legislations which affect the investment climate in order to lure a greater number of investors, she added.

She further reviewed the available investment opportunities for integrated development and generating power. 

The two-day conference aims to give opportunity to African promotion investment agencies to discuss ways to confront investment obstacles and attain growth in the African continent.

Source: MENA