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The Third Session of the India-Uganda Joint Trade Committee took place in New Delhi, renewing commitments to strengthen economic ties after a 23-year gap. Both countries discussed expanding and diversifying bilateral trade, establishing a Joint Business Forum, and focusing on sectors like minerals, coffee, and pharmaceuticals. Key agreements were made for collaboration in areas like MSME development, digital infrastructure, and electric vehicles.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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