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India-Africa diplomatic and capacity-building relations
Overview
India and African nations continue to develop diplomatic and capacity-building ties through various international and bilateral channels. Historically, India has supported African emancipation and advocated for the African Union’s inclusion in international forums, such as its successful push for the African Union to become a permanent member of the G20 during its 2023 presidency.
India’s engagement has traditionally focused on a “Share and Care” approach, providing assistance in education, defense, and infrastructure through initiatives like the ITEC programme and specialized solar energy training.
Recent bilateral efforts have focused on specific partnerships, such as with Kenya. High-level diplomatic meetings in Nairobi have addressed cooperation in technology, artificial intelligence, healthcare, maritime connectivity, and the Blue Economy. Additionally, parliamentary exchanges between Kenyan and Indian legislative leaders have been utilized to bolster legislative collaboration and friendship groups.
Entities
Musalia W Mudavadi · Om Birla · African Union · Adarsh Swaika · India
Timeline
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25 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesIndia and Kenya discuss strengthening bilateral partnershipIndia and Kenya are expanding their bilateral partnership, focusing on technology, healthcare, and infrastructure following high-level diplomatic and parliamentary meetings in Nairobi and India.
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30 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 3 sourcesIndia and Africa strengthen historic diplomatic and capacity-building tiesIndia continues to advocate for African interests globally, highlighted by the African Union’s permanent G20 membership and long-standing capacity-building programs like ITEC.
Sources
bikeworks.com · electowaves.com · ghanaiantimes.com.gh · latestly.com · newsable.asianetnews.com