13 November 2026
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Seychelles Vice-President Sebastien Pillay Visits NBCC Headquarters to Discuss 139-Acre Island Infrastructure Project

High-Level Delegation Explores Social Housing, Premium Villas, Sports Arenas, and Cultural Development as India-Seychelles Partnership Strengthens
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New Delhi: H.E. Mr. Sebastien Pillay, the Vice-President of the Republic of Seychelles, visited the headquarters of NBCC (India) Limited in New Delhi, leading a high-level delegation to explore infrastructure development projects in Seychelles.

High-Level Discussions on Island Development

During the visit, the Seychelles delegation held detailed discussions with Mr. K. P. Mahadevaswamy, CMD of NBCC, along with other senior officers. The discussions focused on infrastructure development for an area of approximately 139 acres on a key island in Seychelles.

Comprehensive presentations were made, outlining plans for affordable social housing, leisure and hospitality facilities, premium villas, sports arenas, and social infrastructure. The delegation expressed appreciation for the detailed presentations and confidence in NBCC’s ability to execute large-scale projects.

Read also: CII-NBCC Launches Multi-Skill Training and Career Centre in Delhi to Boost Youth Employability

Building on Previous Engagements

This visit builds on earlier high-level deliberations when CMD NBCC visited Seychelles in January 2026. During that visit, NBCC highlighted its capacity to handle international projects, showcasing successful execution of the 2,000 Social Housing Project in Hulhumale, Maldives, where skilled Indian workforce and construction materials played a key role.

Vice-President Pillay and his team acknowledged NBCC’s expertise and expressed optimism about deepening collaboration in infrastructure development between India and Seychelles.

Strengthening India-Seychelles Relations

The visit underscores the strong bilateral partnership between India and Seychelles. NBCC’s ongoing projects in Seychelles, including the Indian Chancery Building, Cultural Centre, and Residential Units, reflect India’s commitment to supporting the island nation’s development initiatives and infrastructure growth.

About NBCC

NBCC (India) Limited is a premier government-owned construction and infrastructure company in India, known for executing large-scale housing and infrastructure projects domestically and internationally. The company specializes in sustainable and high-quality construction solutions and has contributed to landmark projects in India and overseas, strengthening India’s development partnership with countries like Seychelles.

Read also: NBCC Inaugurates CM Shri School, Setting New Benchmark in Public Education Infrastructure at Sarojini Nagar


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