Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to embark on a two-day state visit to Mauritius at the invitation of his counterpart, Prime Minister Dr. Navinchandra Ramgoolam, to participate in the country’s 57th National Day celebrations.
In a departure statement, PM Modi underscored the deep-rooted historical, geographical, and cultural ties between India and Mauritius, calling the island nation a “close maritime neighbor, a key partner in the Indian Ocean, and a gateway to the African continent.” He emphasized that the relationship between the two nations is built on “deep mutual trust, shared democratic values, and the celebration of diversity.”
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Over the past decade, India and Mauritius have significantly strengthened their partnership through various people-centric initiatives. PM Modi expressed his eagerness to engage with the leadership of Mauritius to further elevate ties across multiple sectors, fostering progress and prosperity for both nations.
As part of India’s Vision SAGAR (Security and Growth for All in the Region), Modi reaffirmed India’s commitment to ensuring peace, security, and development in the Indian Ocean region. He expressed confidence that this visit would not only build upon the strong foundations of the past but also mark the beginning of a new and vibrant chapter in India-Mauritius relations.
