‘Privilege for our nation’: PM Modi to attend Mauritius National Day as guest of honour, PM Navin Ramgoolam tells assembly

NEW DELHI: Mauritius Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam on Friday introduced that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will likely be becoming a member of nation’s 57th National Day celebrations as the guest of honor.
While addressing the parliament, Ramgoolam stated that it might be nation’s honour to host such a pacesetter regardless of his very tight schedule and his latest visits to Paris and the United States.
“I have great pleasure to inform the House that following my invitation, Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India, has kindly agreed to be the Guest of Honour for our National Day celebrations,” Ramgoolam stated.

“It is indeed a singular privilege for our country, to host such a distinguished personality who is doing us this honour, despite his very tight schedule and his recent visits to Paris and the United States. He has agreed to be here as our special guest. The visit of Modi is a testimony of the close relations between our two nations” he added.
The nation will have a good time its National Day on March 12.
Last 12 months, President Draupadi Murmu participated within the 56th National Day Celebrations of Mauritius as the chief guest.
Earlier in November, PM Modi congratulated Ramgoolam on his electoral victory in Mauritius.
In a social media publish on X, PM Modi stated, “Had a warm conversation with my friend @Ramgoolam_Dr, congratulating him on his historic electoral victory. I wished him great success in leading Mauritius and extended an invitation to visit India. Look forward to working closely together to strengthen our special and unique partnership.”
Mauritius Day commemorates the East African nation’s independence from Britain in 1968 and its transition to a republic in 1992.