PM Modi Yatra Yatra: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is on a visit to Mauritius, understood various memorandum (MUS) on Wednesday. MUS, signed between India and Mauritius, is focused on sharing a currency settlement system, water, shipping information and other things.
The Central Currency Settlement System was signed to increase strategic partnerships between countries, for finance projects being implemented by the Central Water Authority under the Pipe Replacement Program between the Central Bank of Mauritius and the Reserve Bank of India, for the Credit Facility Agreement between the Government of Mauritius and the State Bank of India.
On the special occasion of Mauritius’ National Day, I had the opportunity to meet my good friend, PM Navinchandra Ramgulam and discuss the entire series of India-Marshas friendship. We have decided to extend our partnership for an increased strategic partnership.
We talked … pic.twitter.com/dvnduy7ml4– Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 12, 2025
India’s Foreign Services Institute and the Ministry of External Affairs, Regional Integration, and the training program for diplomats were signed among an MoU leaders between the International Trade of Mauritius and a technical agreement on the sharing of white shipping between the Indian Navy and the Mauritius Police Force.
An MoU was signed between Mauritius’s Financial Crime Commission and India’s Ed, with an MoU among the cooperatives of the Ministry of Industry, SMEs and Mauritius and cooperation in the fields of micro, small and medium enterprises, among the cooperatives of micro and medium enterprises in India.
Mauritius’ public service and administrative reforms of the Ministry of Public Services and Administrative Reforms and the National Center for good governance, the department of administrative reforms and public grievances of India, on the training of public officials, an MoU between the Indian National Center, an MoU between the Indian National Center, the Ministry of Earth Sciences, and the Continental Shelf, a compromise for the Department of Cantinental Shelf, a compromise for the Department of Marine Zone Administration and Investigation.
India-Marshas announced an increased strategic partnership
PM Modi and Mauritius PM Navinachandra Ramgulam on Wednesday expressed satisfaction over their widespread discussions over the entire gland of bilateral relations and agreed that their special and close bilateral partnership had achieved significant strategic depths for a increased strategic partnership.
‘India-Meritus Joint Vision for a Enhancened Strategic Partnership’, which has been released on the second and last day of PM Modi’s landmark state trip, highlights special and unique relations between the two countries for the Indian Ocean Islands, which are unique, which are unique, which remain unique, which are unique, which are unique, which are unique, which are unique, which are unique, which is a shared bond of history, language, culture, rituals and values.
During his visit, PM Modi continued to discuss the Mauritius leadership with Mauritius leadership to strengthen bilateral relations with focus on increasing cooperation in major areas including infrastructure, housing, digital technology, healthcare, AI, and more.
Focusing on defense and maritime security cooperation, the two leaders stressed that it remains an important column of bilateral relations and close collaboration in this domain has gained a strategic dimension and has greatly benefited both countries. He further agreed that India and Mauritius, an independent, open, secure and safe Indian Ocean region (IOR), have a shared commitment to ensure that the region has natural partners and reiterated his resolve to closely work in the region to combat sea challenges and protect large strategic interests in the region.
The two leaders vowed to increase the maritime cooperation through joint maritime monitoring and hydrographic surveys through increased deployment of ships and aircraft, besides deepening the cooperation to achieve the EEZ of Mauritius, which included the increased use of newly constructed runways and jetty in the nextgaon and to increase a national maritime information for a national maritime information.
The two leaders also welcomed the ongoing discussions between Mauritius and the United Kingdom on the Chagos Islands. PM Modi reiterated India’s strong support for Mauritius on the Chagos issue. The Prime Minister of Mauritius thanked the Prime Minister of India for his personal support and engagement with global leaders on the issue.
“Leaders agreed to work closely in advancing cooperation under regional and multilateral outlines, especially the Indian Ocean Rim Association (IORA), Colombo Security Conclave, Global Biofuels Alliance, International Solar Alliance, and the alliance through the alliance. Underlined the importance of these regional systems to advance cooperation on maritime security and resolve general challenges in the Indian Ocean region.
The leaders further admitted that the relations of Indo-God, people have been anchored to people and cultural exchange, in the last several decades have increased with strength in a comprehensive strategic partnership that cut various domains and benefit the two countries, their people and comprehensive IORs.
“The Prime Minister of Mauritius underlined India’s role as a time-testing and reliable partner of Mauritius in his socio-economic development since his independence.
“The Prime Minister of India, recalling his earlier journey of Mauritius in March 2015, during which the vision of India, ie, was unveiled for safety and development for all in the region, was stressed that Mauritius remains an important partner for realizing the vision ocean and he appreciates wide support for the cat. Underlined the important role played by Mauritius in advancing these policies, “it says.
PM Modi invited the Prime Minister of Mauritius to pay the official visit of India at his initial facility as the two leaders admitted that their bilateral relations are complementary to high levels of exchange at various levels and visits between the two countries.
The two leaders also mentioned that India has been the leading development partner for Mauritius since its independence and has contributed significantly to its infrastructure and developmental needs. Indo-Mercys Metro Express Project, The New Supreme Court Building, The New ENT Hospital, The New ENT Hospital, 956 Social Housing Units, and Educational Tablets, such as among others, for all high-profile infrastructure projects for Moritius, highlighting India’s support, highlighting various types of supports in implementing many high-profile infrastructure projects for all for Moritius. For,
The Prime Minister of Mauritius thanked the Government of India for his timely and sharp assistance, including the deployment of transport aircraft and ships, recently re -included the Mauritius government’s efforts for the rehabilitation of the Mauritius government, which included the role of India as a ‘first respondent’ to the Mauritius in time of need.
The two leaders underlined the importance of the infrastructure projects spread in the Renal Transplant Unit, Forensic Science Laboratory, National Archives and Library, and Civil Service College, as well as high impact community development projects such as Mauritius spread in Mauritius, and reiterate their full support towards their timely completion.
“Given that India-aasin-focused developmental assistance brings tangible benefits to people friendly to Mauritius and contributes to Mauritius’ socio-economic development, the two leaders agreed to work to work at the time of 100-Electric buses and related charging infrastructure. The line of credit agreement was reached between the two sides;
Given that the ongoing space cooperation has greatly benefited the two countries, Ramgulam appreciated the Government of India for his support for the joint development of a satellite for Mauritius and admitted that this cooperation is unique for India’s unwanted support to Mauritius on its developmental journey.
