Vice-President C P Radhakrishnan met with President Patrick Herminie of Seychelles in New Delhi to discuss strengthening bilateral cooperation. They explored collaboration in various sectors such as maritime security, renewable energy, healthcare, education, hospitality, and digitalization. The leaders highlighted the 50-year milestone of diplomatic relations between India and Seychelles, emphasizing their shared vision for peace and prosperity in the Indian Ocean Region.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Herminie engaged in fruitful discussions during the State Visit of the Seychelles President to India. They celebrated the enduring partnership between the two nations, rooted in historical ties and shared democratic values. Both leaders recognized the people-centric nature of Seychelles-India relations, contributing to security and stability in the Western Indian Ocean Region.
Acknowledging each other’s strengths and the significance of their partnership, the leaders unveiled a Joint Vision for Sustainability, Economic Growth, and Security through Enhanced Linkages (SESEL). President Herminie’s State Visit, coinciding with the 50th year of Seychelles’ independence and diplomatic ties with India, underscores the commitment to further strengthen their multifaceted relationship.
President Herminie praised India as a reliable ally for Seychelles and the region, expressing gratitude for India’s continuous support in achieving Seychelles’ development goals. The two countries exchanged several Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) covering areas like health, digital technology, meteorology, culture, ocean science, food, and governance.
