Narendra Modi begins today in Maputo a tour that will take him to four African countries: Mozambique, South Africa, Tanzania and Kenya. Modi reached Maputo, which is the capital of Mozambique, after having flown out from India late last night.
Steered by the Modi doctrine, India's foreign policy has become more assertive in forging new relations with strategic partners while deepening and strengthening bilateral relations with African countries.
Modi said, "There will be extensive talks with President Dr John Magufuli where we will chalk out the road ahead for bettering India-Tanzania relations in a wide range of areas".
The Prime Minister recalled that India was the first port of call in Asia for Mr. Nyusi a year ago and Mozambique was his first destination in mainland Africa today.
The Prime Minister would address the Indian Community at a programme in Johannesburg during his visit to South Africa.
"South Africa is seen as a representative of the continent", said Chand.
He said healthcare was another area where India's capacities and Mozambique's needs matched well.
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He will leave for South Africa, on Thursday evening.
India and South Africa have enjoyed, according to Ngqulunga, "a deep and shared history of friendship and solidarity".
However, despite repeated attempts to strengthen the relationship between these two countries, it has suffered several backlashes due to the racism that the African community, ranging from students to dignitaries, faces on the Indian subcontinent.
He will meet Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa, and participate in the India-South Africa Business Meet. "India-Kenya ties have stood the test of time".
He then held one-on-one talk with the President of South Africa Jacob G. Zuma.
Assocham on Wednesday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi with the Cabinet reshuffle has conveyed a strong resolve to put a premium on performance of his colleagues to improve quality of governance. Whereas India has invested just 7 billion euros in Africa since 2008, China poured 23 billion euros into Africa, in direct investment, in one single year (2013). "We also want our partnership to ensure the safety and security of our people", he said at a joint media interaction with Nyusi after their talks during which the two leaders discussed ways to enhance trade and investment and step up cooperation in other fields.
Source: India, Mozambique to Fast-Track Agricultural Cooperation
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