Following these exchanges, Modi outlined plans to export domestic technological frameworks to the island nation to improve local commercial operations and public services.
"We will share India's successful experience in Digital Public Infrastructure with Seychelles," he said.
Modi noted that both administrations intend to pursue deeper corporate integration and transport connectivity to support long-term economic resilience.
"We believe the defence and security of India and Seychelles are integral to each other," he noted.
The prime minister concluded by highlighting forthcoming investments aimed at bridging the commercial sectors of both countries.
"We will continue to explore new opportunities for the industries of both our countries. Work will also be done to enhance connectivity between India and Seychelles," he added.
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The state visit concludes with Modi participating as the guest of honor at the Golden Jubilee National Day celebrations on Monday, June 29, 2026, marking 50 years of Seychelles' independence.
