India and Japan: Partnering for Africa’s Sustainable Development
On 26th February 2025, at the Japan-India-Africa Business Forum, India reaffirmed its commitment to mutually beneficial partnerships with Africa, emphasizing capacity-building over extractive models.
Key Pillars of India’s Africa Engagement
- Sustainable Development Approach: India prioritizes capacity-building, skill development, and technology transfer over resource extraction.
- Trade and Investment Growth: India is Africa’s fourth-largest trading partner, with bilateral trade reaching $100 billion and steadily increasing.
- Infrastructure & Connectivity: India has extended $12 billion in concessional credit and completed 200+ projects in key sectors like railways, power, agriculture, and water supply.
- Industrial & Digital Growth: India’s projects in power plants, transmission lines, factories, and technology parks ....
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