Mauritius to Implement QR Code System for Price Control
Mauritius introduces QR code system to inform consumers of regulated product prices in stores.
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Mauritius introduces QR code system to inform consumers of regulated product prices in stores.
Mauritius introduces online applications for State Age Pension, replacing Basic Retirement Pension
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Turkish Ambassador to Mauritius, S.E. Halime Ebru Demircan, discusses the strong bilateral relations between Turkey and Mauritius, highlighting areas of cooperation and potential for growth.
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