Seychelles President Patrick Herminie highlighted the significance of maritime security and regional stability in the relationship between India and Seychelles. During discussions with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi, they focused on economic engagement, development support, and cooperation in maritime surveillance and defense capacity. Herminie expressed confidence that his visit would enhance bilateral ties and lead to tangible benefits for both nations.
The collaboration between India and Seychelles in maritime security and defense capacity development plays a crucial role in combating transnational crime, piracy, and other maritime threats. Both leaders emphasized their joint responsibility in promoting safety, stability, and lawful activities in the western Indian Ocean. Infrastructure development, investment facilitation, sustainable transport, and climate-resilient infrastructure were also key topics of discussion.
President Herminie invited Prime Minister Modi to Seychelles’ 50th independence anniversary celebrations as a Guest of Honour, underscoring the enduring friendship and respect between the two nations. The visit symbolizes the strong relations between Seychelles and India, especially as they commemorate the golden jubilee of their diplomatic ties this year. The leaders conducted a comprehensive review of their relations and reaffirmed their commitment to a forward-looking partnership focused on tangible outcomes for their people.
