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India-Seychelles Bilateral Pact: 19 Agreements Signed To Deepen Strategic Maritime Ties New Delhi strengthens Indian Ocean presence with a sweeping $175 million economic package, digital payment integration, and major defense asset handovers during Prime Minister Modi’s state visit. india seychelles agreements india-seychelles-maritime-defense-ties India, Seychelles, Narendra Modi, Indian Ocean, Maritime Security, Colombo Security Conclave, UPI, Defense…

PM Narendra Modi expands ties with Seychelles via 19 pacts, secures the Guardian of the Blue Horizon award, and addresses island climate change challenges.

Strategic Maritime Shield: India and Seychelles Cement Ties With 19 Pacts Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Seychelles President Patrick Herminie signed 19 strategic agreements covering defense, digital public infrastructure, and healthcare during Modi’s three-day state visit, positioning the Indian Ocean as a mutual theater of economic and maritime opportunity. politics Key Highlights Prime Minister Narendra…

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Seychelles President Patrick Herminie held extensive talks in Victoria to boost maritime security and economic cooperation.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi outlines India’s vision for maritime cooperation and climate justice during his official state visit to Seychelles.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Seychelles Parliament on June 28, 2026, marking a historic diplomatic milestone.

The APC rejects claims linking the party to political unrest in Osun State, affirming its commitment to peace before the August 15 governorship election.

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New Delhi dismisses Islamabad’s claims of Indian involvement in a recent Karachi incident, urging Pakistan to dismantle its domestic terror networks.

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