Mauritius–India: the long arc of treaty-led capital

The Fifty-Year Foundation The India–Mauritius relationship didn’t emerge from handshakes or photo-ops. It emerged from institutional patience—decades of treaty-building, regulatory alignment, and deliberate relationship deepening. In 1970, India and Mauritius established diplomatic relations. Both nations were young, both developing, both emerging from colonialism. Trade between them was minimal—perhaps $10 million annually. Today, it’s $1.2 billion. […]

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