Hon. Dhaneshwar Damry, Junior Minister of Finance of Mauritius, has confirmed his participation in Fintech Conference: Payments, FX and Digital Assets, taking place on 26 February at InterContinental Mauritius.
We are pleased to announce that Hon. Dhaneshwar Damry, Junior Minister of Finance of Mauritius, will join the upcoming Fintech Conference: Payments, FX and Digital Assets as a speaker.
His participation further reinforces the high-level institutional engagement at the conference and highlights the growing importance of Mauritius as a regional hub for payments, FX and digital financial services.
For the organisers, it is particularly important to support the positioning of Mauritius as a financial gateway between Africa and the rest of the world. The conference aims to contribute to this dialogue by bringing together international expertise and regional market participants on one professional platform.
The conference, organised by MAGMA Finance with the strong support of MITCO and Mauritius Finance, is positioned as a professional platform for discussing key developments in international business payments.
The event is already seeing strong interest from the market. With demand growing and seating limited, prospective participants are encouraged to register as soon as possible, as registration will be closing shortly.
The event is expected to bring together more than 150 participants, including:
Key topics on this year’s agenda include:
Among the confirmed speakers and panellists are representatives of Senior Government Authorities, the Economic Development Board Mauritius, PwC Legal (Mauritius) Ltd, MAGMA Finance, MITCO, Finarium, LAVA, RTGS Global and Mauritius Finance, as well as Zdeněk Tůma, former Governor of the Czech National Bank.
Attendance is free of charge; however, seating is limited. Due to capacity constraints, registration priority will be given to management companies and industry professionals.
Registration is available via the link.
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