Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Vasant Kumar Bunwaree MP (born वसन्त कुमर बुन्वरी on 7 April 1947) is the Minister of Education of Mauritius, having taken office since 13 September 2008 as minister in the Cabinet of Navin Ramgoolam. He has previously held the office of Minister of Finance from November 1996 to September 2000 and also Minister of Labour from 2005 to 2008.After completing his secondary education at the Royal College Port Louis, he took charge as Principal of a private secondary institution in Rivière du Rempart, and taught at the same institution for two years. He trained as a doctor at the University of Bordeaux II, FRANCE and was appointed "Docteur en Medicine" in 1977. He later specialised and obtained the "Certificat d'Edudes spéciales en maladies cardiovasculaires" in 1981. He also hold diplomas in Tropical Medicine as well as Human Cytogenetics. In 1982 he joined government service as the first Specialist Cardiology of the Ministry of Health and was posted to Victoria Hospital, Mauritius. As Cardiologist, Dr. Bunwaree was responsible for the setting up of a full-fledged ICU and Diagnostic Cardiac Unit at the Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam National Hospital in view of starting permanent cardiac surgery centre in Mauritius.Having served as the Vice President and Secretary General of the Mauritian Labour Party, Dr. Bunwaree has been elected Member of Parliament in 1987, 1991, 1995, 2005 and 2010. He is considered to be very close to the Prime Minister and is one of the few remaining labour ministers from the era when Dr. Navin Ramgoolam took leadership of the Labour Party. He has always been elected and serving for the Constituency No 12, Mahebourg and Plaine Magnien. His tenure as minister has been characterised by numerous bold reforms and he presented new labour laws to the parliament which were voted as the Employment Rights Act (2008) and Employment Relations Act (2008). These novel reforms and legislation generated expected criticism by the trade unions similar to the current reforms being undertaken in the Education sector.. }
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- Vasant_Bunwaree abstract "Vasant Kumar Bunwaree MP (born वसन्त कुमर बुन्वरी on 7 April 1947) is the Minister of Education of Mauritius, having taken office since 13 September 2008 as minister in the Cabinet of Navin Ramgoolam. He has previously held the office of Minister of Finance from November 1996 to September 2000 and also Minister of Labour from 2005 to 2008.After completing his secondary education at the Royal College Port Louis, he took charge as Principal of a private secondary institution in Rivière du Rempart, and taught at the same institution for two years. He trained as a doctor at the University of Bordeaux II, FRANCE and was appointed "Docteur en Medicine" in 1977. He later specialised and obtained the "Certificat d'Edudes spéciales en maladies cardiovasculaires" in 1981. He also hold diplomas in Tropical Medicine as well as Human Cytogenetics. In 1982 he joined government service as the first Specialist Cardiology of the Ministry of Health and was posted to Victoria Hospital, Mauritius. As Cardiologist, Dr. Bunwaree was responsible for the setting up of a full-fledged ICU and Diagnostic Cardiac Unit at the Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam National Hospital in view of starting permanent cardiac surgery centre in Mauritius.Having served as the Vice President and Secretary General of the Mauritian Labour Party, Dr. Bunwaree has been elected Member of Parliament in 1987, 1991, 1995, 2005 and 2010. He is considered to be very close to the Prime Minister and is one of the few remaining labour ministers from the era when Dr. Navin Ramgoolam took leadership of the Labour Party. He has always been elected and serving for the Constituency No 12, Mahebourg and Plaine Magnien. His tenure as minister has been characterised by numerous bold reforms and he presented new labour laws to the parliament which were voted as the Employment Rights Act (2008) and Employment Relations Act (2008). These novel reforms and legislation generated expected criticism by the trade unions similar to the current reforms being undertaken in the Education sector.".