Seychelles remains Delhi’s vital partner: Vice-President

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New Delhi, Updated At : 07:14 AM Oct 27, 2025 IST

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Vice-President CP Radhakrishnan on Sunday arrived in Seychelles for a two-day official visit, reaffirming India’s commitment to deepening its partnership with the island nation and the wider Indian Ocean region.

Radhakrishnan, who is representing India at the swearing-in ceremony of President-elect Patrick Herminie, was accorded a warm welcome by members of the Indian community upon his arrival.

Addressing the gathering, the Vice-President lauded the “long-standing and multi-faceted ties” between India and Seychelles and praised the Indian diaspora for serving as a “bridge of friendship and cooperation” between the two countries. He also met Mauritian Prime Minister Dr Navinchandra Ramgoolam, who is in Seychelles for the swearing-in ceremony.

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