He also stated that Seychelles could be considered as the gateway to Africa and that there is tremendous scope improving bilateral trade between both the countries.
Stating that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is keen to strengthen relations with neighbouring countries and to work towards peace and prosperity in the region, micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) Minister Mishra assured Seychelles of all help and cooperation in the development of MSME sector.
The Seychelles Minister was accompanied by H E Waven William, the High Commissioner of Seychelles to India and a six member business delegation. The Indian side was represented by MSME Secretary Madhav Lal, Joint Secretaries in the MSME Ministry S N Tripathi and and B H Anil Kumar.
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