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Prime Minister Modi said Global South should look beyond the sea, look towards the ocean, which meant mutual and holistic advancement, for security and growth across regions. Trade and development, capacity building for sustainable growth, and the feeling of mutual security for shared future are imbibed within this.
Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, outlined his vision for the Global South on Wednesday after talks with his Mauritian counterpart, Navinchandra Ramgoolam.
Prime Minister Modi said Global South should look beyond the sea, look towards the ocean, which meant mutual and holistic advancement, for security and growth across regions. Trade and development, capacity building for sustainable growth, and the feeling of mutual security for shared future are imbibed within this.
The two leaders at Port Louis witnessed the signing of several key agreements, which provide for cooperation in areas such as maritime security, trade in national currencies, and capacity building.
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Modi said that India-Mauritius ties will be given the status of an enhanced strategic partnership. He also attended the national day celebration in the island nation.India’s Prime Minister was welcomed by his Mauritius counterpart , Navinchandra Ramgoolam, who returned for his third stint in office in 2024.
The Indian prime minister would endeavor to upgrade the bilateral and strategic ties and discussions on reinforcing their partnership for security and development in the Indian Ocean region. His visit comes days after US President Donald Trump said he would support a deal between Mauritius and Britain over the future of a joint US-British military base in the Chagos islands. New Delhi has historically backed Mauritius’ claims over the Indian Ocean archipelago.
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