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PM Modi to Receive Namibia's Highest Civilian Honour — Order of the Most Ancient Welwitschia Mirabilis

KHOMAS REGION, NAMIBIA, JUL 9 – PM Modi’s visit marks the first by an Indian Prime Minister to Namibia aiming to boost strategic, trade, and development cooperation as part of India’s Africa outreach.

  • On July 9, 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Windhoek, Namibia, concluding his five-nation tour with his inaugural visit to the country.
  • This visit follows India and Namibia's historic ties, including India's mid-20th century support for Namibia's independence and ongoing efforts to deepen strategic and economic cooperation.
  • During his visit, Modi received a ceremonial welcome, met President Dr. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah for delegation talks, tried playing Namibian traditional drums, and engaged in signing four agreements on health, energy, biofuels, and disaster resilience.
  • Modi described Namibia as a respected and trusted partner in Africa and emphasized the goal of enhancing bilateral ties, while Namibia honored him with its highest national award, the Order named after the ancient Welwitschia plant.
  • The visit reinforces diplomatic and trade relations, highlights shared values and historical solidarity, and signals expanding collaboration in digital technology, defense, and trade sectors.
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awazthevoice.in broke the news in on Wednesday, July 9, 2025.
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