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  India has unveiled a  $680 million infrastructure and aid package for Mauritius , further strengthening its deep strategic and cultural ties with the island nation. The package includes  funding for major infrastructure projects , support for  affordable housing, renewable energy, healthcare, and digital initiatives , along with concessional credit lines to boost Mauritius’ development. Mauritius welcomed the announcement, calling it a “milestone in bilateral relations” that will enhance connectivity, trade, and people-to-people exchanges. The initiative comes as both nations continue to cooperate on  maritime security, economic resilience, and cultural partnerships

  In a diplomatic stride towards fostering stronger ties and cooperation, President Droupadi Murmu recently engaged in a warm and cordial meeting with President Prithvirajsing Roopun of Mauritius at the Presidential State House. The rendezvous marked a significant step towards enhancing the multifaceted bilateral relationship between the two nations. The leaders delved into a range of topics aimed at fortifying the existing ties, with a particular emphasis on avenues such as capacity building, science and technology collaboration, and joint efforts in various developmental projects. The discussions underscored the commitment of both nations to bolstering their partnership across diverse sectors. One of the key focal points of the meeting was the exploration of opportunities for mutual capacity building. By sharing expertise and knowledge, the leaders envision empowering their nations to navigate the challenges of the contemporary global landscape effectively. Such collaborations no...

  In a significant move towards enhancing digital payment ecosystems, Sri Lanka and Mauritius are gearing up to introduce Unified Payments Interface (UPI) services and expand the availability of RuPay cards, respectively. These developments mark a significant stride towards fostering seamless and efficient financial transactions in these regions. UPI Services Launch in Sri Lanka: Sri Lanka’s adoption of UPI services is poised to revolutionize the country’s payment landscape. UPI, a real-time payment system developed by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), has gained widespread popularity in India for its simplicity, security, and interoperability. Its expansion into Sri Lanka promises to bring similar benefits to users, facilitating instant fund transfers between bank accounts using smartphones. The introduction of UPI services in Sri Lanka is expected to streamline peer-to-peer transactions, enable seamless merchant payments, and promote financial inclusion by provid...