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Why Seychelles matters to India despite its tiny size? | The Hindu Explains
Seychelles may have a population of just over 1.2 lakh people, but it occupies a crucial position in the Indian Ocean. As Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the island nation, the trip highlighted a partnership built on maritime security, defence, development and the Blue Economy. From safeguarding vital sea lanes to countering piracy and expanding India's strategic footprint in the western Indian Ocean, Seychelles plays a far bigger role than its size suggests. Here's why this tiny island nation is one of India's most important strategic partners. #IndiaSeychelles #PMModi #IndianOcean
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