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Renovation Work on the Airport Completed Mayotte’s airport, closed following the passage of Cyclone Chido, will resume its activities on January 1, 2025. During his visit…
QR code payment and low-floor buses The Seychelles Public Transport Corporation (SPTC) has introduced a bus payment system using QR codes. The company is also deploying…
Importance of modernizing airports The Comorian government’s Ministry of Maritime and Air Transport has committed to supporting all initiatives aimed at strengthening this essential sector. The…
Addressing the needs of public finance digitalization The project to modernize the electronic customs clearance system called « Improvement of the Customs System in Madagascar »,…
Four-lane accessible road A presidential project aimed at optimizing and transforming the surroundings of Lake Ivato and the Tsarasaotra–Ivato bypass was recently announced by the State…
Expanding international air connections Seychelles aims to expand its international air connectivity, with government officials announcing discussions to secure more direct flights to the island nation.…
Modernizing Seychelles International Airport According to a press release from the Ministry of Transport on Tuesday, diplomatic agreements regarding air services are currently being developed between…
Simplifying trade transactions Aiming to modernize customs to increase efficiency and boost economic growth, Madagascar’s Customs has launched the « Mandroso » project. This is an…
Enhancing customs Procedures The customs administration has begun developing its strategic plan for the next five years. This initiative continues the reforms started in 2019 within…
Enhancing air connectivity On Monday, September 23, in Port Louis, the government of Mauritius, the World Bank (WB), and the European Union (EU) finalized an agreement…
Digitizing procedures for efficiency The Directorate General of Customs in Madagascar has initiated a series of reforms to modernize airport infrastructure. The facilities at Antananarivo International…
Madagascar attracts tourists In the first half of 2024, over 495,000 passengers traveled by air, with 223,000 passengers recorded in the first quarter and an additional…
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