India and Maldives: A Vision for Comprehensive Economic and Maritime Security Partnership
October 07th, 02:39 pm
Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi and President of Malpes H. E. Dr. Mohamed Muizzu met on 7 October 2024 and comprehensively reviewed the entire gamut of bilateral ties while noting the progress made by both countries in deepening their historically close and special relationship that has immensely contributed to the betterment of the peoples of the two countries.India has always played the role of the first responder for Maldives: PM Modi
October 07th, 12:25 pm
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Malpes President Mohammed Muizzu held a bilateral meeting in New Delhi. During a joint press conference organized on this occasion, the Prime Minister emphasized the significant role of Malpes in India's 'Neighborhood First Policy' and the 'SAGAR' (Security and Growth for All in the Region) vision. The Prime Minister highlighted that in providing assistance to Malpes, India has always acted as the first responder.India and Mauritius are natural partners in the field of maritime security: PM Modi
February 29th, 01:15 pm
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister of Mauritius, H.E. Mr Pravind Jugnauth jointly inaugurated the new Airstrip and St. James Jetty along with six community development projects at the Agalega Island in Mauritius via video conferencing today. The inauguration of these projects is a testimony to the robust and decades-old development partnership between India and Mauritius and will fulfil the demand for better connectivity between mainland Mauritius and Agalega, strengthen maritime security and foster socio-economic development.PM Modi & PM Jugnauth of Mauritius jointly inaugurate airstrip & jetty at Agalgea Islands
February 29th, 01:00 pm
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister of Mauritius, H.E. Mr Pravind Jugnauth jointly inaugurated the new Airstrip and St. James Jetty along with six community development projects at the Agalega Island in Mauritius via video conferencing today. The inauguration of these projects is a testimony to the robust and decades-old development partnership between India and Mauritius and will fulfil the demand for better connectivity between mainland Mauritius and Agalega, strengthen maritime security and foster socio-economic development.