Angola and India are set to strengthen bilateral ties, expanding cooperation across technology, energy, and defense. The announcement followed President Droupadi Murmu’s historic state visit to Angola—the first by an Indian head of state—during which she and President João Lourenço highlighted the countries’ growing partnership at a joint press conference in Luanda.
Murmu emphasized Angola’s pivotal role in India’s energy sector and expressed interest in deeper collaboration under the India-Africa Forum Summit framework.
Angola also signaled its commitment to global environmental initiatives by joining two Indian-led alliances focused on big cat conservation and biofuel development.
With several new agreements signed, this strengthened partnership aims to promote shared economic prosperity and technological collaboration.
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