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# [MAYOTTE] Choose Outre-Mer: Mayotte secures €12 million in investment across key projects
- URL: https://businessoi.media/en/mayotte-choose-outre-mer-mayotte-securise-12-millions-deuros-dinvestissements-sur-plusieurs-projets-cles-en/
- Published: 2026-10-17T02:49:28.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-17T02:49:28.000Z
- Description: Mayotte secures €12m at Choose Outre-Mer, within a national €6bn framework for French overseas territories. Energy, waste, water and digital projects in focus.
- Author: Emmanuel TAOCHY
- Tags: La Réunion, Économie, Investissement, Revue matinale, #en

**The Choose Outre-Mer summit, France's annual gathering of private investors and public decision-makers around French overseas territories, has delivered significant announcements for Mayotte.** The archipelago, in the midst of reconstruction, has secured €12 million across several investment projects, in a national context where total projects identified for all French overseas territories reach €6 billion.

## €12 million across several sectors

Projects retained for Mayotte cover several structural sectors: energy, waste management, drinking water and digital infrastructure. These funds are part of the national Choose Outre-Mer dynamic, which aims to mobilise private and public capital to accelerate economic development in overseas territories.

## A context of accelerated reconstruction

Mayotte is going through an intensive reconstruction phase. The government had announced €674 million for Mayotte's reconstruction in 2026\. The €12 million from Choose Outre-Mer adds to this public envelope as private leverage.

## €6 billion for overseas territories: a strong signal

At the national level, Choose Outre-Mer identified nearly €6 billion in investment projects for all French overseas territories, with the launch of a dedicated impact fund (Outre-Mer One). This unprecedented mechanism aims to direct private capital towards impact projects — essential infrastructure, renewables, housing, digital — in zones where conventional returns are harder to achieve.

## Why this matters

For Mayotte, these €12 million represent an attractiveness signal in challenging times. More broadly, the Choose Outre-Mer approach illustrates a hybrid public-private financing model that could inspire other Indian Ocean territories, including the Comoros and Madagascar, facing similar challenges of mobilising capital for essential infrastructure.