Summary:

India’s Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi, was awarded Mauritius’ highest civilian honour, the Grand Commander of the Order of the Star and Key of the Indian Ocean (GCSK), during his state visit to the island nation. As Mauritius celebrated its National Day, marking its transition to a republic and independence from British rule, the award was announced by the nation’s Prime Minister, Mr. Navin Ramgoolam. Expressing his gratitude to the government and people of Mauritius, Mr. Modi acknowledged the deep-rooted historical and cultural connections between the two countries, becoming the first Indian to receive this esteemed recognition.

Focusing on economic cooperation, regional security and trade partnerships, the visit underscored the strengthening ties between India and Mauritius. Over the years, Mr. Modi’s diplomatic efforts and supporting global patnership have earned him 21 international accolades, including the Order of Zayed from the United Arab Emirates, the Order of the Nile from Egypt, the Order of St. Andrew from Russia and the Legion of Honour from France. With his commitment to nurturing global alliances and fostering strategic relationships, Prime Minister Modi’s engagements in Mauritius once again reinforced India’s role as a vital international partner.

Source: IBEF

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