Modi's Landmark African Tour: Strengthening Ties and Economic Partnerships
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's upcoming five-nation tour aims to bolster India's relations with African countries. The tour includes initiatives like setting up a vaccine hub in Ghana and expanding UPI in Namibia. This visit marks a significant advance in India's international cooperation on economic, defense, and digital infrastructures.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarks on a pivotal five-nation tour, beginning July 2, focusing on tightening India's diplomatic and economic relationships with key African nations, Ghana and Namibia.
Plans to establish a vaccine hub in Ghana and the expansion of the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) in Namibia underline India's commitment to international development and cooperation.
The visit, detailed at a Ministry of External Affairs briefing, highlights India's strategic push towards enhancing bilateral trade and resolving economic challenges. A strong emphasis is placed on defense and digital infrastructure expansion.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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