Last updated: September 9, 2026

Observed on Feburary 01 Education Support Professionals Day commemoration of the abolition of slavery carries profound Awareness, Civic, and Historical significance in Mauritius. The date is officially recognized as a public holiday commemorating Education Support Professionals Day abolition of slavery. It provides an important occasion for reflection on the experiences of enslaved people, emancipation, and the enduring social legacy of Mauritius’s colonial past. UNESCO records that slavery continued in Mauritius until its abolition in 1835, while preserving extensive archival evidence of this history. Commemorative ceremonies and heritage initiatives help sustain collective memory, reinforce civic consciousness, and illuminate the historical foundations of Mauritian society.


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