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India Accords High-Priority To Strategic Partnership With Nigeria: PM Modi
India accords high priority to its strategic partnership with Nigeria and it will work towards boosting ties in a range of areas, including defence, energy and trade, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said during his talks with Nigerian President.
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Solar Energy, Startup Ecosystem Key Areas for Deepening Trade Ties With Africa: Union Minister Piyush Goyal
Solar energy, startup ecosystem, military cooperation, and infrastructure were highlighted as critical areas for India to be a valuable partner to countries in Africa, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said on Tuesday. He added that India is ready to help African nations in areas of physical and digital infrastructure, whether it is infor...
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India Said to Oppose Moratorium on Customs Duties on E-Commerce Trade at Next WTO Meeting
India is said to oppose the continuation of moratorium on customs duties on e-commerce trade at the next WTO's meeting in Geneva. Waiver on custom duties adversely impacting the developing countries, said an official.
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Africa’s Cryptocurrency Market Saw Annual Growth of Over 1,000 Percent: Report
Cryptocurrency adoption in Africa grew over 1000 percent in the last year, with a whopping $105 billion in trade. Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, and Tanzania now rank among the top 20 countries trading in cryptocurrency, according to the report by Chainalysis.
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Top Indian-Origin Businessman In South Africa Arrested For Corruption
Iqbal Meer Sharma, once a powerful South African government official in the Department of Trade and Industry, was arrested on Thursday in a massive fraud and corruption scandal linked to the controversial Gupta family.
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US Backs Covid Vaccine Patent Waiver Plan Proposed By India, South Africa
US President Joe Biden's administration on Wednesday announced support for a global waiver on patent protections for Covid-19 vaccines, offering hope to poor nations that have struggled to access the life-saving doses.
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12 Republican Lawmakers Urge Biden To Not Support India At WTO On Covid Vaccines
12 Republican lawmakers have urged the Joe Biden administration to not support a proposal by India and South Africa before the World Trade Organisation to temporarily waive some Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights rules amid Covid.
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Diplomats From India, South Africa Try To Gather Support In US On WTO Proposal
Diplomats from India and South Africa are working together to convince American lawmakers and policymakers on the need to support their proposal before the WTO to temporary waive some of the Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIP
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US Non-Committal On India's Move For Waiver To Covid Vaccines At WTO
The US remained non-committal on the move by India and South Africa to get Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights waiver for Covid vaccine before the WTO so that the doses are accessible and affordable to low- and middle-income nation
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Joe Biden Urged To Back India, South Africa Before WTO On Covid Vaccines
A group of American lawmakers has urged President Joe Biden to support the move by India and South Africa before the World Trade Organization for an emergency temporary waiver of some Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) rules to enable greater production and supply of COVID-19 vaccines, treatments, and diagnostic tests.
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Biden Asked Not To Accept India-Led Proposal At World Trade Body On Covid Vaccine Patents
Four top Republicans Senator on Friday urged US President Joe Biden not to accept a proposal by India and S Africa to the World Trade Organisation to waive anti-Covid vaccine patents to boost its supply.
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India And South Africa Ask WTO To Waive Rules For COVID-19 Drugs
India and South Africa want the World Trade Organization (WTO) to waive intellectual property rules to make it easier for developing countries to produce or import COVID-19 drugs, a letter to the WTO shows.
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Middle East Share Of India's Oil Imports Hits Two-Year High In July
Middle Eastern oil accounted for 71.5% of India's oil imports in July, its highest share in 26 months, while imports from Africa fell to 5%, the lowest in at least 14 years, data from trade sources showed on Friday. Analysts said lower fuel demand and paltry refining margins had driven a preference for Middle Eastern sour grades over sweet African ...
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India Hasn't Closed Doors To Free Trade Pact RCEP, Says S Jaishankar
India has not closed its doors on the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) and will carry out a cost benefit analysis to evaluate its merit, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Wednesday.
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India, Brazil, South Africa Call For Reforms At International Forums
India along with other members of the IBSA bloc has reaffirmed its commitment to promote reforms in all international organisations, including the UN, World Trade Organisation and G20 to achieve more "inclusive, and responsive" international governance architecture.
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India Accords High-Priority To Strategic Partnership With Nigeria: PM Modi
India accords high priority to its strategic partnership with Nigeria and it will work towards boosting ties in a range of areas, including defence, energy and trade, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said during his talks with Nigerian President.
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Solar Energy, Startup Ecosystem Key Areas for Deepening Trade Ties With Africa: Union Minister Piyush Goyal
Solar energy, startup ecosystem, military cooperation, and infrastructure were highlighted as critical areas for India to be a valuable partner to countries in Africa, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said on Tuesday. He added that India is ready to help African nations in areas of physical and digital infrastructure, whether it is infor...
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India Said to Oppose Moratorium on Customs Duties on E-Commerce Trade at Next WTO Meeting
India is said to oppose the continuation of moratorium on customs duties on e-commerce trade at the next WTO's meeting in Geneva. Waiver on custom duties adversely impacting the developing countries, said an official.
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Africa’s Cryptocurrency Market Saw Annual Growth of Over 1,000 Percent: Report
Cryptocurrency adoption in Africa grew over 1000 percent in the last year, with a whopping $105 billion in trade. Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, and Tanzania now rank among the top 20 countries trading in cryptocurrency, according to the report by Chainalysis.
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Top Indian-Origin Businessman In South Africa Arrested For Corruption
Iqbal Meer Sharma, once a powerful South African government official in the Department of Trade and Industry, was arrested on Thursday in a massive fraud and corruption scandal linked to the controversial Gupta family.
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US Backs Covid Vaccine Patent Waiver Plan Proposed By India, South Africa
US President Joe Biden's administration on Wednesday announced support for a global waiver on patent protections for Covid-19 vaccines, offering hope to poor nations that have struggled to access the life-saving doses.
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12 Republican Lawmakers Urge Biden To Not Support India At WTO On Covid Vaccines
12 Republican lawmakers have urged the Joe Biden administration to not support a proposal by India and South Africa before the World Trade Organisation to temporarily waive some Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights rules amid Covid.
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Diplomats From India, South Africa Try To Gather Support In US On WTO Proposal
Diplomats from India and South Africa are working together to convince American lawmakers and policymakers on the need to support their proposal before the WTO to temporary waive some of the Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIP
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US Non-Committal On India's Move For Waiver To Covid Vaccines At WTO
The US remained non-committal on the move by India and South Africa to get Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights waiver for Covid vaccine before the WTO so that the doses are accessible and affordable to low- and middle-income nation
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Joe Biden Urged To Back India, South Africa Before WTO On Covid Vaccines
A group of American lawmakers has urged President Joe Biden to support the move by India and South Africa before the World Trade Organization for an emergency temporary waiver of some Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) rules to enable greater production and supply of COVID-19 vaccines, treatments, and diagnostic tests.
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Biden Asked Not To Accept India-Led Proposal At World Trade Body On Covid Vaccine Patents
Four top Republicans Senator on Friday urged US President Joe Biden not to accept a proposal by India and S Africa to the World Trade Organisation to waive anti-Covid vaccine patents to boost its supply.
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India And South Africa Ask WTO To Waive Rules For COVID-19 Drugs
India and South Africa want the World Trade Organization (WTO) to waive intellectual property rules to make it easier for developing countries to produce or import COVID-19 drugs, a letter to the WTO shows.
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Middle East Share Of India's Oil Imports Hits Two-Year High In July
Middle Eastern oil accounted for 71.5% of India's oil imports in July, its highest share in 26 months, while imports from Africa fell to 5%, the lowest in at least 14 years, data from trade sources showed on Friday. Analysts said lower fuel demand and paltry refining margins had driven a preference for Middle Eastern sour grades over sweet African ...
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India Hasn't Closed Doors To Free Trade Pact RCEP, Says S Jaishankar
India has not closed its doors on the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) and will carry out a cost benefit analysis to evaluate its merit, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Wednesday.
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India, Brazil, South Africa Call For Reforms At International Forums
India along with other members of the IBSA bloc has reaffirmed its commitment to promote reforms in all international organisations, including the UN, World Trade Organisation and G20 to achieve more "inclusive, and responsive" international governance architecture.
