India-mauritius Treaty
Mauritius key partner of India in Indian Ocean: PM Modi ahead of visit
As he embarks on a two-day trip to Mauritius, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said the visit will open a "new and bright" chapter in the ties between the two nations. Modi is visiting the island nation on March 11 and 12. "Mauritius is a close maritime neighbour, a key partner in the Indian Ocean, and a gateway to the African Continent. We are connected by history, geography and culture," Modi said in his departure statement. "Deep mutual trust, a shared belief in the values of democracy, and celebration of our diversity are our strengths," he said. The prime minister said the close and historical people-to-people connect between the two sides is a source of shared pride. "We have made significant strides in the past 10 years with people centric initiatives." "I am confident that this visit will build on the foundations of the past and open a new and bright chapter in the India and Mauritius relationship," he added.
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Mauritius seeks 2% climate levy on co profits as pristine beaches wash out
The nation of 1.26 million people is experiencing more climate change-related events and needs to mobilize 300 billion rupees to meet adaptation and mitigation goals
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India-Mauritius FTA nears finalisation as both sides conclude negotiations
The proposed India-Mauritius Comprehensive Economic Cooperation and Partnership Agreement (CECPA) seeks to mutually benefit both the countries in the area of trade in goods and services
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India-Mauritius treaty: Now, quasi-equity likely to be taxed
May see private equity investors advancing conversion date before April 1, 2017
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