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Dr Jeetah was elected Member of the National Assembly in December 2003 for the first time for Constituency No.7 (Piton/Rivière du Rempart), and remained so until April 2005. Dr Jeetah was re-elected as: • Member of the National Assembly for Constituency No.11 (Vieux Grand Port-Rose Belle), in 2005 and became Minister of Industry, Small and Medium Enterprises, Commerce & Cooperatives (2005 to 2008).He became Minister of Health & Quality of Life (2008 to 2010). • Member of the National Assembly for Constituency No.10 (Montagne Blanche- GRSE)in 2010 and became Minister of Tertiary Education, Science, Research and Technology till 2014. Education and Qualifications: a. University of Cambridge (2002 -2003) - ACU Research Fellowship b. University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST) (1984-1993) • BSc (Hons) – Textile Technology • PhD – Textile Technology

‘Launching of the Seminar Series’

I launched the Faculty Communication Seminar (FCS) series of the Faculty of Law and Management at the Lecture Theatre 1 of the University of Mauritius. My Ministry is presently putting a lot of emphasis on ensuring linkages between tertiary education and the world of work, and this initiative in developing a professional approach to management and planning is welcome and timely. We are continuously striving to improve our international competitiveness and the standard of living of the population. The UoM in general, and the Faculty of Law and Management in particular, has to be a strong and leading one. Mauritius is moving into a new economic trajectory where the services sector is growing, and we must gear up in our managerial skills to meet the new challenges. I look forward to such seminars being stepping stones in making the departments grow into strong units to be reckoned with, both at national and regional levels, based on the quality of the tertiary education and training that they provide. I also trust that research we must do needs to be strengthened, and that the programmes of study we offer and the quality of graduates we place on the market are enhanced. For today, I can say that we are making history with this innovative initiative, as we begin to adopt practices and techniques that will get us working more effectively and purposefully, as well as with better communication and teamwork. After all, this is the language of business, the key stakeholder. I look forward to them engaging in a lively and fruitful communication and forward-planning exercise during their Faculty Communication Seminar and in taking their vision forward.

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