Mauritius: Civil Servants Play Essential Roles to Serve the Country, DPM Collendavelloo Says

press release

The annual Civil Service kermesse of the Public Officer's Welfare Council (POWC), aiming to bring together public officers and their families to participate in recreational and cultural activities, was held yesterday in the Gymkhana Grounds, Vacoas. This year, it comprised special features in line with the celebration of the silver jubilee of the POWC; the 25 years of the Republic of Mauritius; the 50 years of the Independence of Mauritius and the 250 years of the Mauritius Police Force.

The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy and Public Utilities, Mr Ivan Collendavelloo, the Minister of Civil Service and Administrative Reforms, Mr Eddy Boissézon, and other eminent personalities were present on the occasion.

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