Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Prime Minister of Mauritius Navinchandra Ramgoolam on Thursday on the sidelines of the India AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi.
This marked Prime Minister Ramgoolam’s second visit to India during his current tenure, following his State Visit in September 2025. The meeting also followed their recent telephonic conversation on February 9, 2026.
The two leaders reviewed progress under the Enhanced Strategic Partnership and its multifaceted engagement across trade and investment, maritime security, health, education and digital cooperation. Recognising the growing relevance of emerging technologies, they exchanged views on collaboration in artificial intelligence and innovation-led sectors to advance inclusive and sustainable development.
The leaders reviewed implementation of the Special Economic Package extended by India in support of Mauritius’ development priorities. Prime Minister Modi underscored that Mauritius stands as a role model for India’s development partnership, reflecting mutual trust and shared commitment to progress.
The two Prime Ministers reaffirmed the enduring importance of the India–Mauritius partnership under India’s Vision MAHASAGAR and Neighbourhood First policy, emphasising its contribution to mutual prosperity and advancing the shared priorities of the Global South.
The leaders agreed to continue working closely to further strengthen bilateral cooperation and contribute to peace, stability and prosperity in the Indian Ocean Region.
