THE AFRICA TIMES | NAMIBIA — India and Namibia have reached a significant agreement to enhance trade and investment ties. Bilateral merchandise trade is projected to reach $592.94 million in 2025-26, an increase from $568.40 million the previous year, according to India’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry.
Key Developments from the Joint Trade Committee
This agreement was finalized during the fourth session of the India-Namibia Joint Trade Committee, which took place in New Delhi on August 10-11. The session concluded with the signing of agreed minutes by both parties.
India’s delegation was led by Amit Kumar, joint secretary at the Department of Commerce. Conversely, Namibia’s delegation was headed by Ndiitah Nghipondoka-Robiati, executive director at the Ministry of International Relations and
