Visit to Mauritius Will Strengthen India-Mauritius Ties, Elevate Partnership: PM Modi

New Delhi- Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarked on a two-day state visit to Mauritius on Monday at the invitation of Mauritian Prime Minister Dr. Navinchandra Ramgoolam. The visit coincides with the 57th National Day celebrations of Mauritius, underscoring the strong historical and cultural ties between the two nations.

Ahead of his departure, PM Modi highlighted the deep-rooted connections between India and Mauritius, calling the island nation a “close maritime neighbour” and a “gateway to the African Continent.” He reaffirmed India’s commitment to strengthening bilateral relations through people-centric initiatives and cooperation in various sectors.

“I look forward to engaging with the Mauritius leadership to elevate our partnership in all its facets and strengthen our enduring friendship for the progress and prosperity of our peoples, as well as for security and development in the Indian Ocean Region, as part of our Vision SAGAR,” PM Modi stated.

The visit is expected to focus on enhancing economic collaboration, maritime security, and cultural exchanges, reinforcing India’s role as a key partner in the Indian Ocean region. The Prime Minister expressed confidence that this visit would build on the foundations of the past and open a new chapter in India-Mauritius relations.