Strengthening Ties: India's Vice President Visits Seychelles
Indian Vice President C P Radhakrishnan is set to visit Seychelles from October 26-27 for the swearing-in of President-elect Patrick Herminie. This visit reflects India's commitment to the MAHASAGAR Vision and enhancing its partnership with Seychelles, emphasizing mutual growth and security across regions.
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The Ministry of External Affairs announced that Vice President C P Radhakrishnan will visit Seychelles on October 26-27. The visit aims to represent the Indian government at the inauguration of President-elect Patrick Herminie.
Underlining the significance of Seychelles as a partner in India's MAHASAGAR Vision, this visit demonstrates India's dedication to the Global South. The plan, as outlined by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, targets mutual growth and security across regions.
During the trip, the Vice President will extend congratulations to Herminie and highlight the enduring, robust relations between India and Seychelles, further committed to strengthening these diplomatic ties.
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