Republic of Mauritius

Diplomatic relations between Brazil and the Republic of Mauritius were established in 1974. The Embassy of Brazil in Pretoria (South Africa) is concurrently responsible for representing Brazil before the government of Mauritius, and the Embassy of Mauritius in Washington represents its country before the Brazilian government.

Main topics of the bilateral dialogue between Brazil and the Republic of Mauritius include technical cooperation in the sugar sector and bilateral exchange in ethanol production.

Mauritius is an observer member of the Community of Portuguese Speaking Countries (CPLP) since July 2006, and has supported Brazilian candidacies to multilateral organizations

Bilateral trade flow amounted to $47,1 million in 2022. Of this total, $46,6 million corresponded to  Brazilian exports, composed largely of  sugars and molasses, footwear and other products of the processing industry .

Chronology of bilateral relations

2013 - Minister of Sports Aldo Rebelo visits Mauritius

2012 - The Deputy Prime Minister of Mauritius visits Brazil

2011 - The Minister of Social Integration and Economic Empowerment of Mauritius visits Brazil

1974 - Brazil and Mauritius establish diplomatic relations