New Delhi : PM Narendra Modi left for Mauritius today. During his two-day state visit starting from Tuesday, India and Mauritius will sign important agreements to further economic relations. During this visit, further discussions and important agreements will be held regarding trade to further this economic relationship. India and Mauritius strengthened their economic bond through the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation and Partnership Agreement of 2021.
Releasing a statement about his visit PM Modi Said that ” At the invitation of my friend, Prime Minister Dr. Navinchandra Ramgoolam, I am embarking on a two-day State Visit to Mauritius to participate in the celebrations of the 57th National Day of Mauritius. ”
He Said that ” Mauritius is a close maritime neighbour, a key partner in the Indian Ocean, and a gateway to the African Continent. We are connected by history, geography and culture. Deep mutual trust, a shared belief in the values of democracy, and celebration of our diversity are our strengths. The close and historical people-to-people connect is a source of shared pride. We have made significant strides in the past ten years with people centric initiatives. ”
He also said that ” I look forward to the opportunity to engage 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. I am confident that this visit will build on the foundations of the past and open a new and bright chapter in the India and Mauritius relationship. “