India-africa Relations

Vice-President Venkaiah Naidu today began his second leg of the three-nation trip to Africa from Harare and said India is keen to strengthen its relations with Zimbabwe and share expertise with African countries.

A strong pitch for UN Security Council reforms and "joint cooperation" against terrorism was among the key highlights of the 3rd India-Africa Forum Summit which wrapped up on Thursday. The four-day summit in New Delhi was attended by 54 leaders of African nations.

India today announced a concessional credit of USD 10 billion to Africa in the next five years and a grant assistance of USD 600 million as Prime Minister Narendra Modi strongly asked the continent to speak in "one voice" with it in pushing for UN Security Council reform and combating climate change and threat of terrorism.

South African President Jacob Zuma on Thursday described the relation between India and the African countries as an embodiment of South-South cooperation.

India and Africa must speak in one voice for reforms in international institutions like the UN Security Council, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will spell out his vision for the future of his country's economic relations with Africa today, as he addresses the major India-Africa Forum Summit in New Delhi.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that the relations between India and African countries were not just political and economic but had a very rich cultural tradition.

Vice-President Venkaiah Naidu today began his second leg of the three-nation trip to Africa from Harare and said India is keen to strengthen its relations with Zimbabwe and share expertise with African countries.

A strong pitch for UN Security Council reforms and "joint cooperation" against terrorism was among the key highlights of the 3rd India-Africa Forum Summit which wrapped up on Thursday. The four-day summit in New Delhi was attended by 54 leaders of African nations.

India today announced a concessional credit of USD 10 billion to Africa in the next five years and a grant assistance of USD 600 million as Prime Minister Narendra Modi strongly asked the continent to speak in "one voice" with it in pushing for UN Security Council reform and combating climate change and threat of terrorism.

South African President Jacob Zuma on Thursday described the relation between India and the African countries as an embodiment of South-South cooperation.

India and Africa must speak in one voice for reforms in international institutions like the UN Security Council, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will spell out his vision for the future of his country's economic relations with Africa today, as he addresses the major India-Africa Forum Summit in New Delhi.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that the relations between India and African countries were not just political and economic but had a very rich cultural tradition.