3rd session of India-Zimbabwe Joint Trade Committee held in New Delhi

Both sides will explore cooperation in the fields of digital transformation solutions, tele-medicine, rough diamonds, fast payment systems and traditional medicineThe geolocal sector, machinery and mechanical equipment, vehicles, mineral fuels, electrical appliances have been identified as potential areas to promote bilateral trade.

The Economic Advisor, Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce, Government of India was held under the aegis of Smt. Priya P. Nair and Chief Director, International Trade and Migrants, Economic Cooperation, Economic Cooperation, Chief Director, International Trade and Diaspora, Economic Cooperation, Chief Director, Republic of Zimbabwe, Government of Zimbabwe from 13.05.2024 to 13.05.2024. Mrs. Rudo. M. Faranisi. The Zimbabwean delegation was joined by more than 15 delegates from the respective ministries, including Peter Hobani, Charge d’Affaires of the Embassy of Zimbabwe. The talks were held in a cordial and friendly atmosphere. There was an encouraging response towards greater cooperation, resolution of pending issues, promotion of trade and investment, and greater people-to-people contact.

The two sides reviewed the bilateral trade and noted the enormous potential between the two countries. The two sides agreed to make joint efforts towards enhancing bilateral trade. The two sides agreed to sign MoUs for regulatory cooperation in the areas of digital conversion solutions, tele-medicine, rough diamonds, fast payment system and traditional medicine.

Both sides have identified a number of areas of bilateral cooperation in pharmaceuticals, geospatial sector, healthcare, machinery and mechanical equipment, vehicles, electrical machinery, mineral fuels, mineral oil and distillation, plastics and goods, iron and steel, agriculture and food processing, engineering sector, renewable energy, digital economy, textiles, capacity building etc.

The two sides also agreed on close cooperation between investment promotion agencies and chambers of commerce of the two sides. Discussion of the Third Cess.