Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced Angola's $200 million defense line on Saturday and expressed his commitment to firm and decisive action against terrorists and their supporters, a claim that took place just days after the Pahargom terrorist attacks. Infrastructure.
In his media statement, the Prime Minister said that Laurenko's visit to India not only provides new directions for bilateral relations, but also strengthens the India-Africa partnership. “I am pleased to announce India's $200 million defense credit line to support the modernization of the Angolan Defence Force,” he said.
The Prime Minister also said there were also discussions on repairs, overhauls and supplying defense platforms. Modi said India will also share its capabilities with Angola in the areas of digital public infrastructure, space technology and capacity building. “We have also decided to further strengthen our relationships in healthcare, diamond processing, fertilizers and key minerals.”
The Prime Minister also said: “We are committed to taking firm and decisive actions against terrorists and those who support them.” He stressed the importance of the relationship between India and the African Union, saying: “We are ongoing partners and we are the backbone of the global South.”
Laurenco made a four-day trip to Delhi on Thursday.
