India-Mauritius Leaders Strengthen Alliance via Phone Talk

In a key development for bilateral relations, Prime Minister Narendra Modi engaged in a productive phone call with Mauritius counterpart Dr. Navinchandra Ramgoolam on Monday. The conversation covered vital topics, signaling deeper integration between the two Indian Ocean nations.

Modi posted on X about the 'heartwarming' call, reminiscing over their Varanasi rendezvous from the previous year. The duo assessed strides in multifaceted partnerships and reiterated dedication to their special historical and people-focused ties.

Emphasis was placed on joint efforts for regional peace and stability in the Indian Ocean. Modi extended a warm invitation for Ramgoolam's visit to India next week for the prestigious AI Impact Summit.

The India AI Impact Summit 2026, hosted in New Delhi from February 16-20, has exploded in popularity with 35,000+ registrations worldwide. Billed as the biggest of four global AI summits by the Electronics and IT Ministry, it will feature 500 sessions with 500+ startups from over 100 countries.

This landmark event prioritizes actionable AI strategies that deliver real-world impact. Participants will include high-profile delegations: 15-20 world leaders, 50+ ministers, 40+ CEOs, and 500 top AI influencers like innovators and researchers. Governments, industries, academia, and NGOs are set to shape a collaborative agenda for inclusive AI advancement.