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Two Countries in 2015, signed five agreements, one on opening up the “ocean economy”, or “blue economy”.

Another is a key memorandum of understanding that will see India taking over responsibility to build transport infrastructure (sea and air links) for the Agalega Islands.

The induction of an India-built naval patrol vessel 1,300-tonne vessel ‘Barracuda’ for the Mauritian National Coast Guard marked the first of such sales to this strategic island nation, which include fast attack craft under construction in Indian shipyards.

In addition, India has extended a US$500-million Line of Credit for development or security projects that Mauritius will decide on.