India-Ethiopia: A Strategic Partnership for Growth

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Ethiopia has marked a significant milestone in strengthening bilateral ties, evolving into a 'Strategic Partnership'. With agreements covering peacekeeping, digital capacity, and healthcare, the partnership emphasizes growth and people-centric development, also recognizing India's advocacy for Africa's role in global decisions.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trip to Ethiopia has heralded a new era of cooperation, with the signing of multiple agreements cementing a 'Strategic Partnership' between the two nations. The focus is on fostering growth and people-centric development.

During his maiden visit, Modi and his Ethiopian counterpart, Abiy Ahmed Ali, signed Memoranda of Understanding in areas like UN Peacekeeping Operations Training and digital infrastructure development. The two sides have pledged to enhance collaboration across sectors such as healthcare, education, and technology.

India's support for Ethiopia's international roles, including WTO accession and participation in global summits, underscores the commitment to an inclusive global order and amplifying the voice of the Global South.

(With inputs from agencies.)