Saudi Arabia’s King Salman sent warm congratulations to Mauritius on its Independence Day. On Wednesday, he expressed his best wishes to President Dharambeer Gokhool, hoping for his continued well-being and success. He also wished the people of Mauritius steady growth and prosperity.
Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman also sent a message to the nation. He conveyed his best wishes to Mauritius, expressing hope for its bright future. Both leaders emphasized their strong ties with the Indian Ocean country.
Mauritius, located east of Madagascar, has a population of 1.27 million people. The country remained a British colony until it gained independence on March 12, 1968. Since then, it has developed into a thriving economy with a strong focus on tourism and trade.
Saudi Arabia and Mauritius have maintained friendly relations over the years. The two nations continue to explore opportunities for cooperation in different sectors. Trade, tourism, and investment remain important areas of collaboration between them.
This year’s celebrations in Mauritius highlighted the nation’s achievements and future aspirations. Leaders from around the world sent messages of support. Saudi Arabia was among the countries that extended their heartfelt congratulations. Saudi leaders acknowledged Mauritius’s journey since gaining independence. They also expressed their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations.
As Mauritius marks another year of independence, its people look forward to continued progress. Saudi Arabia stands among the countries that recognize its achievements and shares in the celebration. This strong partnership reflects the commitment of both nations to growth and mutual respect.
