India-Nigeria Trade Hits $9 Billion
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India-Nigeria bilateral trade reached approximately $9 billion in 2025-26, marking a 26% increase. Meanwhile, a South Korean minister is in the U.S. to finalize an investment project, denying reports of pressure. Separately, an Indian industry delegation will visit Bangladesh to boost trade and investment.
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An awareness workshop in Salalah explored the significant opportunities presented by the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between Oman and India. The event, organized by the Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OCCI), focused on how the Omani private sector can leverage the agreement for increased trade and investment. Discussions covered market access requirements in India, uโฆ
India-Nigeria trade hits $9bn as firms deepen local production
Bilateral trade between India and Nigeria has surged, reaching approximately $9 billion in the 2025-26 fiscal year. This represents a significant 26% increase from the $7.13 billion recorded in 2024-2โฆ
South Korean minister in U.S. to finalize investment, denies pressure
South Korean Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy Kim Jong-kap arrived in Washington D.C. with the goal of finalizing the first major South Korean investment project in the United States, aiming forโฆ
South Korean minister in U.S. to finalize major investment project amid last-minute talks
South Korean Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy Kim Jeong-kwan has traveled to the United States for the third time in three months to finalize details for the first major investment project betweโฆ
South Korean minister denies U.S. pressure on investment, downplays tariff concerns
South Korean Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy Kim Jung-kwan has refuted claims that the United States has pressured Seoul over its investment commitments. Speaking to reporters upon arrival at Wโฆ