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South Africa: PM Modi Meets Indian-Origin Entrepreneurs on Sidelines of G20 to Boost Foreign Investments

Modi urged over 1.7 million Indian diaspora in South Africa to enhance investment and cooperation in sectors including FinTech and healthcare, highlighting diaspora's key role.

  • On Friday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Johannesburg met Indian-origin tech entrepreneurs and Indian diaspora in South Africa, calling upon them to deepen engagement and describing the talks as a `fruitful interaction`.
  • Discussions focused on expanding investments in India's digital ecosystem with Naspers chairman Koos Bekker and CEO Fabricio Bloisi, covering FinTech, social media platforms, agriculture, education, healthcare, and medical devices.
  • Modi received a ceremonial `Kalash` from the Chinmaya Mission containing Shree Anna to be placed in the Annapoorna Devi Temple in Durban and praised the over 1.7 million-strong Indian diaspora for connecting youth with Gandhi and Mandela.
  • Hours after arriving at Waterkloof Air Force Base in Gauteng, Modi and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese reviewed cooperation in defence, security, critical minerals, trade and investment, while Modi urged diaspora members to boost Indian culture's popularity, including Yoga and Ayurveda.
  • Amid the first G20 Summit held in Africa and with the African Union joining during India's 2023 presidency, Modi's outreach aims to deepen investment in India's digital sector, despite a boycott by US President Donald Trump.
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PM Modi meets Indian origin tech entrepreneurs, community members in Johannesburg

PM Modi discusses expanding India's digital ecosystem with Naspers leaders during G20 Summit meetings in Johannesburg.

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