Tanzania Crucial in India’s Western Indian Ocean Initiatives
With China already cementing its presence in the African country, experts opine that India should increase its focus on development sectors which include health,
Tanzanian President Lauds India’s Global South Leadership
Samia Suluhu Hassan pointed out that African nations take great pleasure in India’s rise to a position of global significance because they are confident
Tanzania backs ‘powerhouse’ India as dependable partner
Maritime security, defence cooperation, development cooperation and trade and investment are the four pillars on which stands the new strategic partnership between both the
India, Tanzania Explore Local Currency Trade
Prime Minister Modi held wide wide-ranging talks in Ne Delhi with Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan who is in the country on a State
India Trip Paves Way for Economic Development: Tanzanian President
Samia Suluhu Hassan also paid homage to Mahatma Gandhi and laid a wreath at Delhi’s Rajghat…reports Asian Lite News Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan.
Jaishankar holds talks with Tanzanian President
Apart from defence, the two leaders also discussed maritime cooperation and capacity building…reports Asian Lite News External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar called on the
‘Tanzania is India’s largest African partner’
Jaishankar informed the audience that the heart of India and Tanzania ties is the solidarity of spirit and mutuality of interests…reports Asian Lite News
Jaishankar to set off 4-day visit to Tanzania
Jaishankar will call on the top leadership of the East African country and also attend a reception onboard Indian Naval Ship Trishul…reports Asian Lite
India gets set to strengthen Tanzania
India, an all-weather friend of Africa, has been giving resonance to the voice of the Global South during its ongoing G20 Presidency…reports Asian Lite
Tanzania sets aside $3.4 mn for training 139 medical specialists
She added that 136 of the selected 139 medical specialists will be trained abroad and three will be trained within the east African nation…reports
