India and Kenya are looking to strengthen parliamentary cooperation, with Vice President C. P. Radhakrishnan offering to share India’s experience in digital technology and paperless legislative systems during talks with Kenyan National Assembly Speaker Moses M. Wetang’ula in New Delhi.
India and Mauritius are strengthening their maritime partnership as security takes centre stage in the Indian Ocean. Admiral Krishna Swaminathan’s visit highlights growing cooperation in maritime surveillance, capacity building and operational coordination, reinforcing the two nations’ shared commitment to a secure, stable and resilient regional maritime environment.
India-Namibia trade is showing steady momentum, creating fresh opportunities for exporters, importers and investors on both sides. With bilateral merchandise trade nearing USD 600 million, the two countries are exploring ways to diversify commerce, strengthen supply chains and build new business partnerships across key sectors.
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Mithila Makhana is gaining a stronger foothold in global markets after APEDA facilitated its first commercial sea shipment to Australia. The 18-metric-tonne consignment highlights the growing export potential of Makhana while helping farmers secure higher returns through direct international market access. For bulk supply or export enquiries for Mithila Makhana, please contact Agro Food Business.
India and Uzbekistan strengthened their Strategic Partnership during the official visit of Uzbek Foreign Minister H.E. Mr. Bakhtiyor Saidov to New Delhi. High-level meetings focused on enhancing cooperation in trade, investment, connectivity, energy, and regional security, while the India–Uzbekistan Business Forum explored new economic opportunities, reflecting both nations’ commitment to expanding bilateral ties and fostering long-term strategic collaboration.
India and Lesotho reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral ties during the sixth Joint Bilateral Commission for Cooperation (JBCC) meeting in New Delhi on July 30. The two countries reviewed progress in key sectors, including trade, agriculture, healthcare, education, renewable energy, and capacity building, while pledging to deepen development cooperation, expand economic engagement, and enhance diplomatic collaboration for mutual growth and shared prosperity.
India and Rwanda have launched the inaugural Joint Trade Committee (JTC), creating a permanent mechanism to strengthen bilateral trade, investment, and economic cooperation. The meeting in New Delhi focused on expanding collaboration in key sectors, promoting business partnerships, and improving market access, reaffirming both countries’ commitment to building a stronger, future-oriented economic partnership and enhancing India–Africa commercial engagement.
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri’s official visit to China marked another step in strengthening India–China relations, with discussions focusing on trade, economic cooperation, cultural exchanges, and border stability. Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to sustained dialogue, enhanced people-to-people ties, and maintaining peace along the border while advancing a stable and forward-looking bilateral partnership.
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