According to reports, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to attend Mauritius’ National Day celebrations as the chief guest in the coming months. Mauritius Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam recently confirmed this announcement.
Ramgoolam stated that Modi’s visit reflects the strong bilateral ties between India and Mauritius. Addressing the National Assembly on Friday, he said, “It is a great honor for our country that, despite his busy schedule, we have the opportunity to host such a distinguished leader.”
PM Modi’s visit is expected to further strengthen diplomatic and cultural relations between the two nations. Mauritius and India share deep historical ties, with a significant Indian-origin population in the island nation. Officials believe that Modi’s presence at the event will enhance cooperation in trade, education, and strategic partnerships. The Mauritius National Day is celebrated on March 12, marking the country’s independence from British rule in 1968.
Mauritius to Celebrate 57th National Day, PM Modi to Attend as Chief Guest
Mauritius celebrates its National Day every year on March 12, marking its independence from British rule in 1968. This year, the country will commemorate its 57th Independence Day with grand celebrations. Mauritius Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam announced that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has accepted his invitation to attend the event as the chief guest. Addressing the National Assembly, Ramgoolam expressed his delight, saying, “I am extremely pleased to inform the House that, on my invitation, His Excellency Prime Minister Narendra Modi has agreed to be the chief guest at our National Day celebrations.”
PM Modi’s visit is expected to highlight the strong historical and cultural ties between India and Mauritius. His presence at the event will further enhance diplomatic and strategic cooperation between the two nations.
India-Mauritius Ties to Strengthen Further with PM Modi’s Visit
Mauritius Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam stated that PM Narendra Modi’s visit will further strengthen the ties between India and Mauritius. He highlighted Modi’s busy schedule, mentioning his recent visits to Paris and the United States.
Ramgoolam said, “Prime Minister Modi’s visit is a testament to the close relations between our two nations.” His participation in the National Day celebrations reflects India’s commitment to its historical and diplomatic ties with Mauritius.
In 2024, Indian President Droupadi Murmu attended the event as the chief guest. PM Modi’s visit is expected to build on this relationship, fostering cooperation in trade, education, and strategic areas. Experts believe this visit will reinforce India’s role as a key partner in Mauritius’ development and regional stability.
