Indian investments in Zimbabwe have reached $600 million, which has created many jobs for Zimbabweans. About 5,000 people work directly for Indian companies, and another 10,000 jobs are supported indirectly.
More Indian businesses are coming to Zimbabwe and working on new projects. President Mnangagwa recently launched one of these projects.
The Indian Ambassador to Zimbabwe is Mr. Bramha Kumar. He spoke at India's National Day celebration. He said the economic ties between India and Zimbabwe are growing stronger.
"Indian investments are at a new high," Ambassador Kumar said. "Our companies will help Zimbabwe's economy rebuild and expand."
Indian businesses are helping build infrastructure in Zimbabwe, and more Indian professionals are moving to the country. This shows the growing links between the two nations.
India has also helped Zimbabwe in other ways. Last year, India sent 1,000 metric tons of rice to support food security. Zimbabwe was also the first African country to approve the use of India's Covaxin COVID-19 vaccine.
Education is another area of cooperation. Nearly 5,000 Zimbabwean students are studying in India, where they receive world-class training at Indian universities.
"India is a global leader in skills development," Ambassador Kumar said. "We are happy to help young Zimbabweans gain valuable knowledge and experience."
Zimbabwe and India are working together in many areas, including trade, tourism, and cultural exchanges. Many new projects are planned for the future.
Ambassador Kumar believes the partnership between India and Zimbabwe will continue to strengthen. He said it would create a better future for the people of both countries.
More Indian businesses are coming to Zimbabwe and working on new projects. President Mnangagwa recently launched one of these projects.
The Indian Ambassador to Zimbabwe is Mr. Bramha Kumar. He spoke at India's National Day celebration. He said the economic ties between India and Zimbabwe are growing stronger.
"Indian investments are at a new high," Ambassador Kumar said. "Our companies will help Zimbabwe's economy rebuild and expand."
Indian businesses are helping build infrastructure in Zimbabwe, and more Indian professionals are moving to the country. This shows the growing links between the two nations.
India has also helped Zimbabwe in other ways. Last year, India sent 1,000 metric tons of rice to support food security. Zimbabwe was also the first African country to approve the use of India's Covaxin COVID-19 vaccine.
Education is another area of cooperation. Nearly 5,000 Zimbabwean students are studying in India, where they receive world-class training at Indian universities.
"India is a global leader in skills development," Ambassador Kumar said. "We are happy to help young Zimbabweans gain valuable knowledge and experience."
Zimbabwe and India are working together in many areas, including trade, tourism, and cultural exchanges. Many new projects are planned for the future.
Ambassador Kumar believes the partnership between India and Zimbabwe will continue to strengthen. He said it would create a better future for the people of both countries.
