Archive · 12 Aug 2025
India and Zambia Sign Trade Pact to Boost Cooperative Exports
India and Zambia have teamed up to help businesses owned by groups of people (cooperatives) trade with each other.
The Indian government wants these cooperatives to sell more products to other countries.
They are working with Zambia to make this easier by signing an agreement.
The goal is to share information and connect businesses.
The government is also using its offices in other countries to help find buyers and share information.
India has also made agreements with companies in Senegal and Indonesia to help sell products abroad.
India and Zambia signed an agreement to boost trade alliances.
The agreement aims to promote cooperatives and trade between both countries.
The Indian Cooperation Ministry is working to strengthen cooperative exports.
The Ministry is using Indian missions abroad for market information and importer connections.
NCEL signed MoUs with entities in Senegal and Indonesia.
- Who
- India and Zambia
- What
- India signed a trade cooperation pact with Zambia to boost cooperative exports.
- When
- July 18 (agreement signed), August 12, 2025 (publication date).
- Where
- India and Zambia
- Why
- To promote trade alliances between cooperatives of both nations and strengthen cooperative export.
- Agreement Partners
- India and Zambia
- Objective
- Boost cooperative exports
- Date of MoU
- July 18
- Key Players
- Cooperation Ministry, NCEL
- Countries with MoUs
- Senegal, Indonesia