Africa seeks Indian investment in fertiliser

ASHOK B SHARMA
Posted: Saturday, Nov 15, 2008 at 1531 hrs IST
Updated: Saturday, Nov 15, 2008 at 1531 hrs IST

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New Delhi, Nov 14:

The vice minister of Angola, Jose Amoro Tati said his country was eager to sign a MoU with India on farm cooperation. Rwanda's agriculture and animal resources minister, Christophe Bazivamo said : "India can gain by selling technology to African countries. This cooperation can be extended to include exchange of germplasm in different crops and strengthening of public-private partnership in agriculture production, processing and marketing."

Malawi's deputy minister for agriculture and food security, Frank Tumpale Mwenifumto narrated how his government's new policy of input subsidy could transform the country from food deficit to a net exporter of food. He said that motorized pump sets imported from India could augment the irrigation facilities. ...

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