Mauritius keen on accessing Telangana’s expertise in many areas
Mauritius and the Indian state of Telangana are exploring a partnership to share expertise in IT, public administration, and skill development. The collaboration aims to enhance government capacity building through training initiatives and knowledge exchange.
Why it matters
This highlights the growing trend of sub-national diplomacy where specific regions leverage their specialized industrial strengths to foster international economic and administrative cooperation.
Visiting Mauritius Minister for Public Service and Administrative Reforms Luchmanen Pethia and Telangana IT and Industries Minister D. Sridhar Babu on Saturday discussed ways to strengthen cooperation between Telangana and Mauritius in multiple areas, including public administration, tourism, IT and IT-enabled services (ITeS), emerging technologies, skill development and education.
Mr. Pethia, who met Mr. Sridhar Babu at the Secretariat here, said Mauritius regarded Telangana as a trusted partner and was desirous of collaboration in capacity building and modern administrative practices. He sought Telangana’s support in enhancing the capabilities of Mauritius government employees through training and knowledge-sharing initiatives.
The Mauritius Minister expressed his government’s interest in working with the MCRHRD, Young India Skills University and other educational and skill-development institutions in Telangana, a release from the IT Minister’s office said.
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