In continuation of the ongoing efforts and the distinguished relationships that connect the Egyptian-African Businessmen Association (EABA) with its strategic partners, and with a keen interest in strengthening cooperation with external entities, we have received an invitation from the Embassy of the Republic of Mauritius to participate in multiple tenders in key sectors, namely: wastewater management, energy, healthcare, security, and meteorology. The projects include:
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Design, construction, operation, and maintenance of a wastewater treatment plant and a pumping station.
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Establishment of a power generation unit with a capacity of 1.9–2.5 MW.
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Supply of medicines for the Heart Disease Care Fund.
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Supply and installation of mobile phone jamming devices in a high-security prison.
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Supply, installation, and operation of 10 automated weather stations (AWS) with training.
A wide range of Egyptian and African companies can benefit from these tenders, especially:
construction and infrastructure companies, water and wastewater companies, energy and generator/turbine companies, pharmaceutical and drug distribution companies, security and telecommunications technology companies, and companies providing measurement devices and weather stations.
Objectives:
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Enhance economic cooperation between Egypt and African countries through company participation in developmental projects.
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Open new business opportunities for Egyptian and African companies in infrastructure, energy, healthcare, security, and meteorology.
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Support private sector growth by enabling companies to participate in strategic tenders and projects in Mauritius.
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Facilitate the transfer and exchange of expertise and technologies among local and African companies in vital sectors.
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Increase the contribution of Egyptian and African companies to the development of infrastructure and vital projects in African countries.
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Strengthen the regional presence and competitiveness of Egyptian and African companies in foreign markets.
Attached with the publication.
Bids dated 09 December 2025 – EABA