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549 projects worth $85 bn discussed at India-Africa Conclave in New Delhi

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Around 549 projects worth around $85.37 billion were discussed at the just concluded India-Africa conclave. African nations have evinced keen interest in Indian businesses ranging from agriculture, energy, rail link to healthcare. At the conclave's closing day on March 11, India's Minister of State for Commerce & Industry E.M. Sudarsana Natchiappan said African companies have identified major investment opportunities in the upcoming National Investment & Manufacturing Zones (NIMZs) and large industrial corridors in India. A Ugandan minister at the conclave said Uganda is seeking Indian investments and expertise in expanding its industrial base and is ready to provide India Inc. a gateway to the 150 million people-strong East Africa market. Our government is inviting Indian investors into Uganda and we would very much like them to come and see what they can do there," Uganda's Finance, Planning and Economic Development Minister Maria Kiwanuka said. Indian brands like Tata Motors, Airtel and Maruti Suzuki have made inroads into Uganda. Apart from recently found oil and gas reserves, the country also seeks Indian investments in exploring its huge reserves of non-oil minerals like cobalt, uranium, and graphite. India can aspire to quadruple its revenues from Africa to $160 billion by 2025 by developing its presence in sectors where it has a unique value proposition in areas such as IT, agriculture, infrastructure, pharmaceuticals and consumer goods, said a McKinsey report released at the conclave. The conclave not only witnessed business proposals, it also saw concern for medical cooperation. Among the many plenary sessions one on healthcare


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concluded that India and the African countries should mull forming a working group to explore healthcare cooperation. Finally, among the exhibitions at the conclave one showcased a new initiative - India Africa Craft Design Initiative - that has India partnering with African countries to empower African women by developing skills that already exist within them. If one looks at the issues that have been discussed here at the conclave it is all big stuff but focusing on women in rural areas is absolutely essential too," Prisca N. Nemapare, chief program officer of the Zienzele Foundation in Zimbabwe said. This conclave would help this project with exposure by creating market linkages and help small organizations with big impacts by way of funding, education or any other support that the communities may need," she said, adding that India's National Institute of Design (NID) has helped women in Africa in using their talent in the best possible manner. At the inaugural session of the conclave, Indian Commerce Minister Anand Sharma described the conclave as an initiative in addition to what India does bilaterally with African countries. He said India had been providing credit for African projects at highly competitive rates. "For Africa the cost of credit is highly competitive because we have put in interest subvention. It is as competitive as credit can be available to Africa from anywhere for infrastructure projects," Sharma said. Export-Import Bank of India Chairman Yaduvendra Mathur said the bank is planning to set up a project development company with the African Development Bank (AfDB) to encourage public-private partnership (PPP) projects in Africa. Till date the bank has in place 136 Lines of Credit (LOCs) with credit commitments of around $6.5 billion for financing exports from India to cover around 48 countries in Africa. These LOCs are earmarked for developmental projects like railway rehabilitation, setting up of textile, cement, tractor assembly, agro and food processing, rural


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electrification and transmission and irrigation.about $5 billion worth of projects have been planned under the Buyers Credit introduced by the Indian commerce ministry. A total of 200 Line of Credit were in operation for Africa. Bilateral trade between India and Africa has shot up from $25 billion in 2006-07 to around $70 billion in 2012-13. However, the Indian government has targeted it to touch $200 billion by 2020. These initiatives carried out by India are also appreciated by African nations. Mozambique Agriculture Minister Jose Pacheco praised India for its "non-interfering stand" while providing lines of credit meant for the development of his country's agriculture and infrastructure sectors. India does not impose anything on us while granting the line of credit. India respects the priorities of our government," Pacheco said. India had offered credit assistance of $500 million to Mozambique during the state visit of President Amando Guebuza to India in 2010. India has provided Mozambique a total of over $600 million over the last four-five years, out of which 10 percent has gone to agriculture.


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India Inc. to use third country funds for Africa growth


India Inc. Monday said it can help build infrastructure and expand growth in Africa by using cheap funds from third countries like Japan and Singapore. "Patient capital funds from Japan can be ustilised in Africa. Singapore can be another place from where funds can be accessed," said Noel Tata, chairman of Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Africa Committee and managing director, Tata International. "These funds can be used in developing long-term infrastructure development (projects) in Africa and help Indian companies which find it difficult to fund projects with such long gestation periods." To grow their businesses, Indian companies require major capital infusion at cheaper rates to counter the growing influence of Chiness products and companies in Africa. Currently, China has made significant inroads in mining and infrastructure sectors in Africa. However, Chinese companies have been criticised for only employing Chinese workers in major projects and not developing local skill base in Africa. According to Tata, who was speaking at the tenth CII-Exim Bank conclave on India-Africa Project Partnership, India Inc.'s experience in growing business in a capital-constrained domestic conditions will come in handy in Africa. "We believe India's strengths and experience of operating in similar capital constrained conditions will be of great value to Africa," Tata said. "Africa needs constructive foreign investment and holds the promise of long-term business for India." "The Indian model is primarily driven by the private sector and supported by the government sector. We look for support in funding infrastructure and construction projects in Africa."


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Global consultancy firm McKinsey in its report titled "Joining Hands to Unlock Africa's Potential A New Indian Industry-led Approach to Africa" also pointed out that cheap third country funds can grow Indian businesses in Africa. "Joint Japan-India fund (can be instituted) to grow business in mid-level infrastructure development projects in Africa. These projects require huge capital investments and long-term gestation time," said Rajat Gupta, director, McKinsey & Company. "Africa is the next front for Indian businesses. Africa has some of the highest returns on investments from anywhere in the world. Indian firms would find this opportunity of great help in funding their projects in Africa." Currently, Indian investments account for 6.5 percent of total foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows into Africa and India-Africa bilateral trade accounts for six percent of Africa's total trade. The McKinsey report said that India Inc can quadruple its revenues from Africa to $160 billion by 2025 by developing its presence in sectors like information technology (IT), agriculture, infrastructure, pharmaceuticals and consumer goods. According to Gupta, India can aspire to capture almost seven percent of the African IT services market, five percent of the fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) space, ten percent of power sector, and two-five percent of the agri-allied services. The report added that as African nations continue to grow, they need constructive foreign investment and Indian industry could greatly contribute to their development by creating employment, spearheading talent and developing infrastructure. "To do so, India can leverage its strengths, such as the experience of setting up successful distribution for fragmented consumer markets, and the entrepreneurial mindset required to navigate ambiguity," the report said. Gupta added that Indian companies can play a vital role in skill development, business generation and execution.


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India's EXIM Bank for project development company with AfDB


By Aparajita Gupta The Export-Import Bank of India (EXIM) is planning to set up a project development company with the African Development Bank (AfDB) to encourage public-private partnership (PPP) projects in Africa, Yaduvendra Mathur, chairman and managing director of the export finance institution, said here. "We have been working very closely with AfDB and our team has just come back from Tunisia to explore possibilities of setting up a project development company with AfDB. This company will be targeted at bankable projects in Africa. "We are into getting projects developed for Africa so that Indian companies can participate. AfDB is in dialogue with us and we have been pushing them for the last one year and hopefully this will happen quickly. This is basically for PPP projects. This project development company is to encourage public-private-partnership in Africa," Mathur told IANS in an interview. Mathur was here to attend the three-day long 10th CII-EXIM Bank Conclave on India Africa Project Partnership. Till date the bank has in place 136 Lines of Credit (LOCs) with credit commitments of around $6.5 billion for financing exports from India to cover around 48 countries in Africa. These LOCs are earmarked for developmental projects like railway rehabilitation, setting up of textile, cement, tractor assembly, agro and food processing, rural electrification and transmission and irrigation.


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Overall the EXIM Bank has lent 187 Lines of Credit totalling about $12 billion across the world, he said. Bilateral trade between India and Africa has shot up from $25 billion in 2006-07 to around $70 billion in 2012-13. However, the Indian government has targeted it to touch $200 billion by 2020. "African continent is one of most important partners for the country and 11 fastest growing economies in the world are in Africa. We are looking at infrastructure development in Africa, the big project exports. We are encouraging entire private sector in India to get into these sectors," Mathur said. "We have a big advisory service. If any company evinces interest to invest in that country, we provide them with advice. We do a lot of handholding of Indian companies who are going there." Talking about lending for various projects in the continent, Mathur said, "Buyers' credit under the National Insurance Export Account that was launched by the Indian government in 2011 has already fetched project proposals of nearly $5 billion. "Forty five project proposals are in the pipeline. Four projects have already started under this new scheme. Through this scheme the foreign company will get loan from us," Mathur said. He mentioned that the EXIM Bank is working with a number of African regional banks and institutions to facilitate credit available for projects. The financial institutions with which it is working are Economic Community Of West African States (ECOWAS), Western African Development Bank, AfrEXIM Bank and African Development Bank.


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Indian lines of credit help Ethiopia build sugar and power sectors


Lines of Credit worth more than $1 billion extended by India to Ethiopia have helped the landlocked country build its sugar and power industries and rail network, Ambassador Gennet Zewide said here Monday. The Ethiopian government has a clear policy to be a middle income country by 2023-25. Every five years, it has its own programme. For 2011-15 we have the programme to transfer our economy from agriculture to that of industry. Hence both electricity and sugar are very important," Zewide said, addressing the 10th CII-EXIM Bank Conclave on India Africa Project Partnership. The EXIM Bank has been extending credit to Ethiopia for about eight years. Till date, more than $1 billion in Lines of Credit have been provided for the development of three sugar companies in the Horn of Africa country. Ethiopia has been net importer of sugar for so many years. We were the third largest importer of sugar. Earlier $200-300 million annually was spent on sugar but after the line of credit came in we are not importing sugar. We are rather selling. By 2015 we are going to be net exporter of sugar. We will export to European Union countries," Zewide said. We will have 2,000 MW of electricity generation as co-generation from sugar and 3 lakh tonnes of ethanol generation," she added. Zewide said the rural areas in the country often face difficulties due to unavailability of electricity -- especially, the hospital and the education sectors are most hit. "We have a programme of electrifying our village by 2015. We are electrifying 87 towns and villages in the rural area. It means a lot in terms of hospital and education. Talking about a rail link between the Ethiopian city of Asaita and the port city of Tadjourah in neighbouring Djibouti, she said: "So far we are negotiating and we are talking... and hopefully, it will be pretty soon finalised to get a line of $600 million and $400 million, totalling $1 billion for the project." She said the rail link will drastically bring down the transportation cost of goods and services.


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Uganda offers Indian business gateway to East Africa


By Rohit Vaid Uganda is seeking Indian investments and expertise in expanding its industrial base and is ready to provide India Inc. a gateway to the 150 million people-strong East Africa market. Our government is inviting Indian investors into Uganda and we would very much like them to come and see what they can do there," Uganda's Finance, Planning and Economic Development Minister Maria Kiwanuka told IANS. On our part, we recommend areas like agro-processing, setting up of petroleum industries, participation in transport sectors," the minister said on the sidelines of the 10th Confederation of Indian Industry (CII)-Exim Bank conclave on India-Africa Project Partnership here. We would also like to see Indian participation in our power sector. We have several hydro, gas and geo-thermal projects coming up. We would also like Indian companies to come into the ICT (Information and communications technology) sector," she added. According to Kiwanuka, Uganda provides opportunity for Indian companies to seek entry into East African markets. Uganda has a completely open economy on capital account and current account, which means you can bring your money in and out. Apart from this, we are also part of the East Africa Common Market whereby anything being produced in Uganda automatically has access to the 150 million-strong East African markets." Uganda is member of the East African Community (EAC), which is the regional intergovernmental organisation of Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda. In 2010, the EAC launched its own common market for goods, labour and capital within the region. Kiwanuka added that Uganda's liberal and stable government set-up is another attraction for Indian investment.


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Indian brands like Tata Motors, Airtel and Maruti Suzuki have made inroads into Uganda. The minister said that Indian private sector could play a catalytic role in Uganda's agriculture sector and agri-business industry which requires expertise to convert raw material into value added goods. Apart from recently found oil and gas reserves, the country also seeks Indian investments in exploring its huge reserves of non-oil minerals like cobalt, uranium, and graphite.

Zimbabwe invites Indian companies to partner in agriculture


Zimbabwe Tuesday invited Indian companies to partner it in "kick-starting" its agricultural development after a series of setbacks to the sector. "I'm advocating that you come and accompany some of our farmers in food production, in maximising the output from the land", Zimbabwe's Minister for Small and Medium Enterprises Sithembiso G. Nyoni said at a plenary here on "India Inc support in creating affordable food security in Africa" during the on-going 10th CII-Exim Bank conclave on India-Africa Project Partnership. "Let us have joint ventures so that we can make our countries great," the Zimbabwean minister said, pointing out that her country's campaigns from early this century to expropriate colonialists' lands, and the international sanctions on Zimbabwe during the decade had been big factors for declining agriculture. She said 76 percent of Zimbabwe's agriculture is in the form of small enterprises. Besides partnerships for the food production, Zimbabwe wanted partnering for value addition so that it could export, the minister said.


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"We want value addition and then to export to India," Nyoni said echoing a demand for many African countries, as it engages more with the world and in newer ways than in the traditional mould of resources exporters. Nyoni went on to offer specific partnership proposals whereby an Indian company can import mangoes from Zimbabwe during the flowering season in India. "We'd also like you to help set up agro-processing plants to make mango, guava juices and then export to India. We'd like you to transfer your small machines technology to Zimbabweans, so that they can take it up and build the machines themselves," the minister said.

Commerce ministry adds new Line of Credit for Africa


A new Exim Bank Line of Credit for Africa has been introduced to speed up infrastructure project development in the continent, Commerce Minister Anand Sharma said here Sunday. We've also introduced another Line of Credit, added to the Exim-Bank. The finance ministry has put it together under the Export Credit Guarantee Corporation (ECGC) and the National Exports Insurance Authority (NEIA), for which Buyer's Credit is available for infrastructure projects in Africa," Sharma said at the 10th CII-Exim Bank (Export-Import Bank of India) conclave on India Africa Project Partnership. Describing the conclave as an initiative in addition to what India does bilaterally with African countries, the commerce minister said Lines of Credit had been in operation for years to build infrastructure like hydel projects, transmission lines and rural electrification schemes. India had been providing credit for African projects at highly competitive rates, he said. For Africa the cost of credit is highly competitive because we have put in interest


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subvention. It is as competitive as credit can be available to Africa from anywhere for infrastructure projects," Sharma said. This, he said, was rooted in India's is commitment to African development. This is because of our commitment to share India's development experience, its institutions and technology for the prosperity of our brothers and sisters in Africa," he added. Earlier, Exim Bank chairman Yaduvendra Mathur said about $5 billion worth of projects have been planned under the Buyers Credit introduced by the commerce ministry. A total of 200 Line of Credit were in operation for Africa.

African Missions in India

Country Address

ALGERIA

Algerian Embassy, E-6/5 Vasant Vihar, New Delhi - 110057. Phone : 91-11-261146706/ 26147036/ 261147611 Fax : 91-11-26147033 Email : [email protected]

ANGOLA

Embassy of the Republic of Angola 5, Poorvi Marg, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi - 110057 Tel : 26146195 / 26146197 Fax : 26146184 / 26146190 Email : [email protected] Website :www.angolaembassy.org

BOTSWANA

High Commission of Botswana F-8/3, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi - 110057 Tel : 46537000 Fax : 46036191 Email : [email protected]


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COTE IVOIRE (Ivory-Coast)

Embassy of Ivory Coast D - 9/6, Vasant Vihar New Delhi - 110057 Tel : 41704234 / 41704235 Fax : 41704236 E-mail: [email protected]

CONGO (Republic of)

Embassy of the Democratic Republic of Congo B-3/61, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi - 110 029 Tel : 42660976 / 23183354 Fax : 41663152 E-mail :[email protected]

EGYPT

Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt 1/50-M, Niti Marg , Chanakyapuri New Delhi - 110021 Phone :91 - 11 - 6114096/97 Fax : 91 - 11 - 6885355 Email: [email protected] Website : http://www.mfa.gov.eg/missions/india/delhi/embassy/en-gb

Egypt Consulate

General , India Flat No.101 Benhur Apartments, 32 Narayan Dabholkar Road, 400006. Mumbai Phone: +91-22-23676422 ,+91-22-23676407 Fax : +91-22-23634558

ETHIOPIA

Embassy of Ethiopia, 7/50-G, Satya Marg, Chanakyapuri New Delhi - 110021 Tel : 26119513 / 26119514 Fax : 26875731 E-mail : [email protected]


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GHANA

High Commission of Ghana 50 -N, Satya Marg, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi - 110021 Tel : 26883338 /26883298 /26883315 Fax :2688320 Email :[email protected]

KENYA

High Commission of Kenya 34, Paschmi Marg, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi - 110057 Tel :26146537/26146538/26146540 Fax : 26146550 Email : [email protected]

LIBERIA

Consulate General of Liberia in Mumbai Liberian Consulate General 104, Sai Sangeet Building, 1st Floor 368, Linking Road, Khar (West) Mumbai 400 052 India Tel : 26460075 Fax : 26481889

LIBYA

People's Bureau The Great Socialist Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, 22- Golf Links, New Delhi - 110003 Phone:91-11-24697771, 24697717, 24645934, 24645937 Fax: 91-11-2633005 Email: [email protected]

MOROCCO

33, Archbishop Makarios Marg New Delhi - 110003 Phone: 91-11-24636920/24636924 Fax: 91-11-24636925 Email: [email protected] Web: www.moroccoembindia.com

MOZAMBIQUE

High Commission of Mozambique B-3/24, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi - 110057 Tel : 26156663 /26156664 Fax : 26156665 /26156632 Email : [email protected]


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MAURITIUS

Mauritius High Commission EP-41, Jessus Marg Marg, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi - 110021 Tel : 24102161 / 24102162 Fax : 24102194 Email : [email protected]

MADAGASCAR DELHI:

Madagascar Honorary Consulate E-44 Masjid Moth, New Delhi - 110048 Tel : 6445820 Fax : 6473650 Email :

MADAGASCAR MUMBAI:

Madagascar Honorary Consulate Ismael Building Flora, Foutain, Mumbai - 400001 Tel : 2046735 Fax : 2044598 Email : [email protected] Website: www.madagascar-consulate.org

NAMIBIA

High Commission of Namibia 26, Poorvi Marg, E-Block, Vasant ViharNew Delhi - 110057 Tel : 26140389 / 26140890 / 26144772 Fax : 26146120/26155482 Email : [email protected]

NIGER

Embassy of the Republic of Niger 53,Paschimi Marg, Vasant Vihar New Delhi - 110057 India Tel : +91-11-26150160 Email : [email protected]

NIGERIA

High Commission of Nigeria Plot No. EP-4, Chandragupta Marg Chanakyapuri New Delhi - 110021 Tel : 24122142 / 24122143 / 24122144 Fax : 24122138 Email : [email protected]

SOUTH AFRICA

South African High Commission B-18, Vasant Marg Vasant Vihar New Delhi - 110057 Tel : 26149411 Fax : 26143605


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Email : [email protected]

SEYCHELLES

High Commission of Seychelles F-6, Radhey Mohan Drive, Bandh Road, Gadaipur, District Mehrauli, New Delhi - 110030 Tel : 26658853 Fax : 26658852 Email: [email protected]

SENEGAL

Embassy of Senegal C 6/11, Vasant Vihar New Delhi - 110057 Tel : 26147687 / 26140725 Fax: 26142422 Email : [email protected]

SUDAN

Plot No 3 Shantipath Chanakyapuri New Delhi-110021 Phone : +91-11-2687 3785, 2687 3746, 2687 3185 Fax :+91-11-2688 3758 Email : [email protected] Web : www.embassysudanindia.org

TANZANIA

High Commission of Tanzania F-63, Poorvi Marg, Vasant Vihar New Delhi - 110057 Tel : 26153148 / 26153249 Fax : 26153289 / 26142974 Email :[email protected]

TUNISIA

Embassy of the Republic of Tunisia in India A-42, Vasant Marg Vasant Vihar New Delhi-110057 Phone : +91-11-2614 5346, 2614 5349, 2614 5351 Fax : +91-11-2614 5301 Telex : 31-72162 AMTU IN Email : [email protected]

Honorary Consulate

Grassim Industries Limited, Industry House, 1st Floor 159 Churchgate Reclamation Mumbai 400020 Tel : +91-22-22856565


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Fax : +91-22-2202 7912

UGANDA

High Commission of Uganda D-5/4, Vasant Vihar New Delhi - 110057 Tel : 26145817 Fax :26144405 Email:[email protected]

ZAMBIA

High Commission of Zambia 86, Paschmi Marg, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi - 110057 Tel : 26145883 / 26145785 Fax : 26145764 Email : [email protected]

ZIMBABWE

High Commission of the Republic of Zimbabwe 23, Paschimi Marg Vasant Vihar New Delhi-110057 Phone : +91-11-2614 0430, 2614 0431, 2615 4313, 2615 4314 Fax : +91-11-2615 4316 Telex : 72289 Email : [email protected] Web : www.zimhcindia.com


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Indian Missions in Africa

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Embassy of India, Algiers

14, rue des Abassides, Boite Postale 108, El-Biar Algiers, Algeria. Telephone: 00-213-21-923288/21-923444 (Gen. Nos.) Fax: 00-213-21-924011 EMail: [email protected](Amb), [email protected](HOC), [email protected](General),[email protected] (Commerce Wing) Ambassador Kuldeep Singh Bhardwaj, Second Secretary & HOC Guru Sharan Singh

Embassy of India, Luanda

18 A, Rua Marques das Minas, Maculusso, PO Box No.6040, Luanda. [*Conc. acc. as Amb. to Equatorial Guinea, Sao Tome and Principe]. Telephone: 00-244-222-371089, 222-392281 Fax: 00-244-222-371094 EMail: [email protected] (HOM), [email protected] (HOC), [email protected] (General),[email protected] (Commercial), [email protected] (Consular) Ambassador Debraj Pradhan, Second Secretary Dhiman Kumar Bhattacharya

Honorary Consulate General of India, Cotonou (Benin)

Onsulat de L Inde, Nirvana, Lot No.1430 R , Vedoko Missogbe, Cotonou, Benin.[*Under jurisdiction of High Commission of India, Abuja] Telephone: 00-229-21-385220, 97-974502(R), 95-954091 (R), 90-905105 (R) Fax: 00-229-21-380724 E-Mail: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] Website: www.indianhcabuja.com Honorary Consul General*: Ashok R. Mirchandani


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High Commission of India, Gaborone

Plot 5375 President s Drive, Private Bag 00249, Gaborone, Botswana. Telephone : 00-267-3972676 (PABX) Fax : 00-267-3974636 EMail:[email protected] (HC),[email protected] (HOC),[email protected](Consular),[email protected] (Admn),[email protected] (Acctt),[email protected] (HC),[email protected] (HOC) High Commissioner Madhava Chandra, High Commissioner-Designate Rajeev Shahare, Second Secretary & HOC R. K. Kapoor

Honorary Consulate of India, Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso)

No. 167, Rue Joseph Badoua, B.P. 6648, Ouagadougou-01, Burkina Faso. (*Under jurisdiction of High Commission of India, Accra) Telephone: 00-226-50314414 (O), 50314595 (R) Fax: 00-226-50315783 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.indiahc-ghana.com Honorary Consul* Deepak Ramchandani

Honorary Consulate of India, Cameroon

C /o. Nakira-kam, 1058, Bd du general Leclerc, Douala, Cameroon. [R]: BP 15175, Douala, Cameroon. [*Under High Comm. of India, Abuja] Telephone: 00-237-33427464 / 33425880 / 33427474 (O), 33427906 (R) Fax: 00-237-33429773 E-Mail: [email protected] (Hony Consul) Honorary Consul* J. Ravikumar


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Honorary Consulate General of India, Bangui (CAR)

B. P. 3364, Enface de Mamica A. V. Banda, Pk-4, Bangui Republique Centrafricane. Telephone: 00-236-70804343 E-Mail: NA Honorary Consul General of India: Pankaj Girdharilal Tewani Honorary Consulate of India, N djamena

Avenue Charles de Gaulle,

P.O. Box No.1500, N djamena, Rep. of Chad [*Under jurisdiction of High Commission of India, Abuja] Telephone: 00-235-2524307 (O), 2520333 (R), 00-235-6552270 (M) Fax: 00-235-2524357 E-Mail: [email protected] (O), [email protected] (R) Honorary Consul: Nassir Arzamkhan

Embassy of India, Kinshasa

18-B, Avenue Batetela, C/Gombe, Kinshasa [*Con. acc. as Amb to Rep. of Congo (Brazzaville), Gabon(Libre- ville) & Cent.African Rep(Bangui)]. Telephone: 00-243-81-5559770 / 73 Fax: 00-243-81-5559774 E-Mail:[email protected](Amb),[email protected] (Amb's office), [email protected] (HOC),[email protected] (Admn), [email protected] (POL), [email protected] (Consular)[email protected](Commercial), Ambassdor-designate Manohar Ram, Charge Affaires a.i. S.D. Sharma


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Embassy of India, Abidjan

Villa No. 2728, ILot 229, 7 eme Tranche, II-Plateaux, Angre, 06 BP 318 Abidjan 06. [Concurrent accreditation to Liberia and Guinea]. Telephone: 00-225-22423769 / 7079 / 1851 Fax: 00-225-22426649 EMail:[email protected] (General),[email protected] (Ambassador) Ambassador: Anil K. Sharan Honorary Consulate of India, Djibouti

Rue D Athens,

Djibouti City, Post Box No.171, Djibouti. [*Under jurisdiction of Embassy of India, Addis Ababa (Ethiopia)]. Telephone: 00-253-350219, 552394 (O), 350911 (R) Fax: 00-253-351778 E-Mail: [email protected], [email protected] Honorary Consul: Nalin Kothari

Embassy of India, Cairo

5 Aziz Abaza Street, Zamalek, PO Box No. 718 Cairo, Egypt. Telephone: 00-202-27360052, 27363051, 27356053 Fax: 00-202-27364038, 27382965(DCM), 23936702(Info) E-Mail: [email protected] (General) ,[email protected] (Amb),[email protected] (DCM),[email protected] Ambassador: Navdeep Suri Deputy Chief of Mission: B. Vanlalvawna

Embassy of India, Addis Ababa

Arada District, Kebele-14 [Next to Bel Air Hotel], H.No 224, Around Aware, Post Box No. 528, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Telephone: 00-251-11-1235538/39/40/41 Fax: 00-251-11-1235547/1235548 E-Mail: [email protected] Head of Chancery: Shri Sanjeev Khanduri


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Honorary Consulate General of India, Banjul (Gambia)

1st Floor, Kripa House, Fajara M Section, Off Kairaba Avenue, PO Box No.2389, Serekunda KSMD, The Gambia. [*Under E/I Dakar]. Telephone: 00-220-4397741, 4393628 (O), 4495771 (R), +9965771 (M) Fax: 00-220-4393637 E-Mail: [email protected], [email protected] Honorary Consul General* Ram Mohan

High Commission of India, Accra

No. 9, Ridge Road, Roman Ridge PO Box CT-5708, Cantonments Accra (GHANA) Telephone: +233-307020903/307020904/307020905 Fax: +233-302772176 E-Mail: [email protected],[email protected] Actg. High Commissioner: Mr. Ajaneesh Kumar

Honorary Consulate of India, Conakry (Guinea)

M/s Tolarams S.A.R.L., A Cote du Dispanseur Madina, Commune de Matam B.P. 3380, Conakry[*Under jurisdiction of Embassy of India, Abidjan] Telephone: 00-224-461148 / 461111, 63407979 & 62667979 (Consular Section), 63400000 (M), 60267272 (M) E-Mail: [email protected], [email protected] Honorary Consul* Ashok Vaswani

High Commission of India, Nairobi

3, Harambee Avenue Jeevan Bharati Building PO Box No.30074-00100, NAIROBI, KENYA Telephone: + 254 20 2222 566/7, 2225 104, 2224 500 Fax: + 254 20 316 242, 224 8320, 221 1164 E-Mail: [email protected](High Commissioner), [email protected] (Deputy High Commissioner),[email protected] (Head of Chancery), [email protected] (for commercial enquiries) High Commissioner: Sibabrata Tripathi; Deputy High Commissioner: Tanmaya Lal


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Honorary Consulate General of India, Monrovia

Vai Town, Bushrod Island, PO Box No.10-3717, 1000, Monrovia, 10, Liberia. (R) India House, Mamba Pt., Monrovia (*Under E/I Abidjan) Telephone: 00-231-6-510144, 4-721721 E-Fax: 00-320-3234378 E-Mail: [email protected], [email protected] Honorary Consul General: Upjit Singh Sachdeva

Embassy of India, Tripoli

Nafleen Area, Near Fashloom Roundabout Post Box 3150 Tripoli, State of Libya Telephone: +218-21-3409288 & 89 (PABX) Fax: +218-21-3409281 EMail: [email protected](Ambassador), [email protected](Head of Chancery and Consular Officer),[email protected] (Administration),[email protected] (Commercial), [email protected](Information/Culture) Ambassador: H.E. Mr. Anil Kumar Trigunayat, Counsellor: Mr. Rashid Khan

Embassy of India, Antananarivo ( Madagascar)

4, LALANA RAJAONSON EMILE TSARALALANA BP 1787, ANTANANARIVO MADAGASCAR Telephone: 00-261-20-2223334, 2227156 Fax: 00-261-20-2233790 EMail: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected],[email protected], [email protected] AMBASSADOR: MANJU SETHSECOND SECRETARY (HOC): MADAN LAL RAIGAR


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Embassy of India, Bamako

101, Avenue de , Badalabougou Est, ) B.P. 8008 Bamako (Mali) Telephone: 00-223- 2023 5420/ 2023 5421, 00-223-2023 5411(Ambassadors office) Fax: 00-223-2023 5417 EMail: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] Ambassador Post Vacant, Second Secretary & HOC Shri Ashish Mehta

Honorary Consulate of India, Nouakchott (Mauritania)

ASML Group, Alkaima City Centre 7th floor, 10 Rue Mamadou Konate, PO Box 2823, Nouakchott [*Under Embassy of India, Bamako(Mali)].Telephone: 00-222-45241111 (O & R) Fax: 00-222-45255795 E-Mail: [email protected] Honorary Consul Mr. Mouhidine Ahmed Saleck

High Commission of India, Port Louis

6th Floor, LIC Building John Kennedy Street Port Louis Telephone: (230) 208 3775/76 Fax: (230) 208 8891 EMail: [email protected], [email protected],[email protected], [email protected] High Commissioner: T.P. Seetharam, Deputy High Commissioner: Prashant Pise

Embassy of India, Rabat

88, Rue Oulad Tidrarine Souissi, Rabat, Morocco. Telephone: 00212-537635801, 537635802, 537635803 Fax: 00212- 537 634733, 537634734 EMail: [email protected] (Amb),[email protected] (HOC),[email protected] (Consular),[email protected] (Commercial) Ambassador: Shri Krishan Kumar, First Secretary (Com.&Cons.): Shri Sarvjit Singh www.indianembassyrabat.com


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High Commission of India, Maputo

Av. Kenneth Kaunda No. 167 Post Box No. 4751 Maputo (Mozambique) Telephone: +258-21492437 / 21490717 Fax: + 258-21492364 E-Mail: [email protected] High Commissioner: H.E. Dr. Ashok K. Amrohi

High Commission of India, Windhoek

97, Nelson Mandela Avenue, Windhoek, Namibia. Telephone: 00-264-61-226037, 226036, 228433 Fax: 00-264-61-237320 EMail: [email protected] (General), [email protected] (Attache), [email protected] (Admn),[email protected] (HC), [email protected] (HOC) High Commissioner S.P. Mann, Second Secretary & HOC Pieyush Gupta

Embassy of India, Niamey

Embassy of India Ambassades (AM), Rue AM-14 Kouara Kano BP 201 Niamey Telephone: 00-227-20370029-30, 00-227-20370108 (Ambassador s Office) Fax: 00-227-2020370116 E-Mail: [email protected], [email protected] Ambassador* Y.P. Singh Second Secretary & HOC V.K.Sharma

High Commission of India, ABUJA

15, RIO NEGRO CLOSE, Off Yedseram Street Maitama, Abuja, Nigeria Telephone: 00-234-7080622800-04 Fax: 00-234-7080622805 EMail: [email protected],[email protected], [email protected],[email protected] High Commissioner: Mahesh Sachdev Deputy High Commissioner: S.K.Makhijani


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High Commission of India, Dar-es-Salaam

82 Kinondoni Road, P.O. Box.2684, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania Telephone: 00-255-22-2669040/1 Fax: 00-255-22-2669043, 2669050 E-Mail: [email protected] (High Commissioner), [email protected],[email protected],[email protected] (Counsellor) High Commissioner: Mr. Debnath Shaw, Counsellor [E&C] & HOC: Mr. Kunal Roy

Embassy of India, Dakar

5, Avenue Carde, Ground & First Floors, B.P. 398, Dakar. [*Con.acc. as Amb to Mauritania,Guinea Bissau, Cape Verde Islands and The Gambia]. Telephone: 00-221-338495875 Fax: 00-221-338223585 EMail:[email protected],[email protected] (Amb),[email protected] (Counsellor),[email protected] (Commercial),[email protected] (HOC),[email protected] (Consular) Ambassador Partha Satpathy First Secretary (Cons),Vijay Singh Chauhan, Second Secretary (HOC) O.P. Meena

Honorary Consulate General of India, Freetown

Post Box No. 26, 5 Rawdon Street, Freetown, Sierra Leone. [*Under jurisdiction of Embassy of India, Abidjan, Cote d Ivoire] Telephone: 00-232-22-22452 / 5, 224340, 223659, 225521, 225143 (O), 231050, 230836 (R), +00-44-7711742136 (M) Fax: 00-232-22-226343 EMail: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] Honorary Consul General: K. Azad


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High Commission of India, Pretoria

852 Schoeman Street, Arcadia 0083, Pretoria, South Africa (PO Box40216 Arcadia 0007, Pretoria) [*Con. acc. to Kingdom of Lesotho (Maseru)]. Telephone: 00-27-12-3425392 to 95 Fax: 00-27-12-3425310 E-Mail: [email protected] (DA), [email protected] (SS HOC), [email protected] (Attache Admn),[email protected] (High Commissioner), [email protected] (Dy. HC) High Commissioner: Virendra Gupta, Deputy High Commissioner T.Armstrong Changsan

Embassy Of India, Juba

Block No. 522, Hai Matar Area Juba, South Sudan Telephone: 00-211-811-822 552, Mob: 00-211-9224 58006/7 Telefax: 00-211-811-822 236 E-Mail: [email protected] [email protected] Website: www.indembsdn.com Ambassador (Designate) P. K. Bajaj

Embassy of India, Khartoum

P.O. Box No. 707 61-Africa Road, Mailing Code 11111 Khartoum-II Telephone: 00-249-1-8357 4001/2/3/4, 00 249 1 8357 4005/6 Fax: 00-249-1-8357 4050 (Ambassador), 8357 4051 (HOC) E-Mail:[email protected],[email protected], [email protected] (Ambassador), [email protected] (FS/HOC), [email protected] (Commercial Section),[email protected] (Assistant Consular Officer), [email protected], [email protected]:www.indembsdn.com Ambassador (Designate) Shri Sanjay Kumar Verma Charged d' Affaires Bharat Kumar Kuthati


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Embassy of India, Tunis

4, Rue Didon, Place Notre Dame, Mutuelville, Tunis, Tunisia Telephone: 00-216-71-787819, 790968, 781825 Fax: 00-216-71-783394 (Chancery), 281189 (Ambassador) EMail: [email protected] (Ambassador),[email protected] (Chancery),[email protected] (Commerce) Ambassador: Nagma Mohamed MallickSecond Secretary(Cons. & Com) & HOC: Hifzur Rahman

High Commission of India, Kampala

Plot number 11, Kyadondo Road, Nakasero, P.O.Box 7040 Kampala Telephone: +256-41-4344631; +256-41-4344631; +256-41-4257368; +256-41-4342994 Fax: +256-41-4254943 EMail: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] High Commissioner: Shri. S.N. Ray, Second Secretary: Shri. Rajesh Gawande www.hcikampala.co.ug

High Commission of India, Lusaka

No.1 Pandit Nehru Road, Loangacres, P.O. Box. 32111, Lusaka, Zambia Telephone: +260-211-253159/60 Fax: +260-211-254118 E-Mail: [email protected] (High Commissioner), [email protected] (Head of Chancery), [email protected] (Political and Commerce Wing), [email protected](Information & ITEC Wing), High Commissioner: H.E. Mr. Ashok Kumar, Counsellor (Info & ITEC): Mr. J.S. Variaah

Embassy of India, Harare

No.12, Natal Road Belgravia, P O Box No.4620 Harare, Zimbabwe Telephone: 00263 4 795955 / 56 Fax: 00263 4 795958 / 795413 E-Mail: [email protected] (Ambassador), [email protected] (First Secretary HOC), [email protected] (Attache ITEC), [email protected] ( Attache Admn Com),[email protected] (Attache Consular) Ambassador: Jeitendra Kumar Tripathi, First Secretary & HOC: Rakshpaul Singh Malhotra www.embindia.org.zw

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