Offshore outsourcing Madagascar overtakes Mauritius

 Recently, after restoring constitutional order in Madagascar, President Hery Rajaonarimampianina has once again invit foreigners to invest more on the R Island.

However, for Mauritius, it is quite another thing. Inde, if the Big Island begins to flourish in the market, it will become a major competitor for Mauritius in terms of offshore outsourcing . As the latter’s key rate in terms of currency is 4.65%, investors could quickly turn to Madagascar. The goal of BPO is inde to ruce operational costs as much as possible. This is the reason why, because of the

Value of the rupee

the majority of companies want to phone number library relocate to several other countries where the currency value is not very strong. If the authorities do not take this phenomenon into account when trying to find suitable solutions, Madagascar could well become a direct competitor of Mauritius on the French-speaking market if the island does not make it an ally. Currently, web writing, content moderation and everything that is remote assistance are outsourc to the Big Island .

SFR prefers Madagascar more than Morocco

It has been proven that Madagascar attracts more foreigners than any other country. Inde, there is no shortage of resources here. Even SFR wants to transfer its Moroccan hotline to Madagascar. Which will surely eliminate some jobs. But forumda i̇ştirak üçün ən yaxşı təcrübələr apparently the French mobile operator does not seem to confirm or deny what has been said as rumors. Youssef Chraibi, the president of AMRC announc that although SFR intends to retreat in his country, this does not mean that this will have a major impact on the sector. He stat that although this sector will be fully emerg in Morocco, it will not disappear in France and will

Not have an impact on

employment in Morocco. Note that the clean email latter currently drains 50% of the French-speaking offshore in total. Still according to Youssef Chraibi, job creation is still more and more common each year in the country with a growth of 5% over the last two years. This is why, for such a withdrawal movement to be definitively stopp, the only solution would then be to install tax-free free zones. In order to secure

foreign operators, Morocco then opts for the ruction of telecom costs for international connections by entering into an agreement with the OFPPT for language training. Youssef Chraibi is not at all worri. He even thinks that outsourcing will soon intensify over the years and to the benefit of Morocco. In any case, the battle will be tough in the Indian Ocean for this year and those to come as far as offshore outsourcing is concern .