Global Trade Solutions

The success of entrepreneurs in a globalized economy increasingly depends on the strength and scope of bilateral agreements.

Global trade, also known as international trade, refers to the exchange of goods, services, and capital across international borders or territories. It allows countries to expand their markets, access resources they may lack, and increase the availability of products and services, which can lead to economic growth and stronger diplomatic relations. Global trade is governed by international agreements and trade regulations, and it is facilitated by institutions like the World Trade Organization (WTO).

At CGV, we help businesses to identify and access opportunities in new markets by providing insights into the scheme, region and eligibility criteria. We work closely with government agencies, guiding our clients on step-by-step basis to utilise phenomenal opportunities in the market. We don’t jsut guide entrepreneurs, we actually lead the way by facilitating the process.

• Consultation & Information
• Market access facilitation
• Strategic alliances with global trade partners and solution providers.

• Mauritius-China Free Trade Agreement (FTA)
• Mauritius -India Comprehensive Economic Cooperation and Partnership Agreement (CECPA)
• Mauritius - UAE Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA)
• United Kingdom - Eastern Southern Africa Economic Partnership Agreement (UK-ESA EPA)
• European Union-Eastern Southern Africa Interim Economic Partnership Agreement (EU-ESA – iEPA)
• African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA)
• SADC FREE TRADE AREA (SADC FTA)
• Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA)
• African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA)
• Mauritius Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAAs)
• Indian Ocean Commission (IOC)

The global political landscape has become increasingly dynamic, with significant changes emerging from shifts in political power, trade agreements, and economic alliances. Events like Brexit, the US-China trade war, and changes in Africa’s Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) have reshaped global trade patterns. These changes bring new opportunities for entrepreneurs who are able to navigate them, whether by forming partnerships with businesses in newly opened markets or benefiting from favorable trade terms in emerging economies. As political and economic landscapes continue to evolve, entrepreneurs who remain informed and adaptable can unlock unprecedented growth opportunities in new and underserved markets.

• Africa
• Asia
• Middle East
• North America

New market access opens vast opportunities for global traders, providing them with expanded customer bases, increased sales, and diversified revenue streams. By tapping into new markets, traders can mitigate risks associated with market saturation and economic downturns in their home regions.

Bilateral trade treaties play a pivotal role in shaping the global trade landscape. These treaties lower trade barriers, reduce tariffs, and create mutually beneficial terms for the exchange of goods and services. For entrepreneurs, bilateral treaties mean easier access to foreign markets, enhanced business collaborations, and reduced operational costs, allowing them to scale their operations internationally with more ease.

For entrepreneurs, staying informed about global and regional policies, as well as bilateral treaties, is essential for maximizing business opportunities. Policies governing trade can rapidly shift due to political, economic, or social changes. Being aware of these policies allows entrepreneurs to adapt quickly and seize competitive advantages, ensuring they capitalize on tariff reductions, intellectual property rights, and favorable regulations. Moreover, knowledge of treaties helps in securing cross-border partnerships, navigating legal requirements, and tapping into new consumer demands.