Indo-African Relationship: Amidst South-South Cooperation
- India has established itself as the real voice of developing countries, the father of the Non-Aligned Movement and an active participant in the G-77 discussions.
- India had sent peacekeepers to Congo between 1960 and 1964 under United Nations Operation in the Congo (ONUC), the first mission of the United Nations on African soil.
- The India-Africa Conclave, India Africa Forum and the 'Comprehensive Economic Cooperation and Partnership Agreement' signed with Mauritius in the year 2021 are proof of India's closeness with African countries.
- India's private sector investments have received a boost through initiatives such as the India-South African Customs ....
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