Asia Africa Agri Alliance Eyes Stronger Farm Ties, India-Africa Trade And Investment Opportunities Take Centre Stage
Mumbai: The Asia Africa Agri Alliance (AAAA) has brought India-Africa agricultural cooperation, trade and investment opportunities into focus, highlighting the potential for stronger partnerships in farming, food processing and technology. The alliance convened a high-level diplomatic and industry dialogue in Mumbai on October 1 as part of GLOBOIL India 2026, organised by Tefla’s. The discussions…
The Asia Africa Agri Alliance (AAAA) convened a high-level dialogue in Mumbai, focusing on strengthening agricultural ties between Asia and Africa, particularly in India-Africa cooperation. The event, held as part of GLOBOIL India 2026, explored opportunities for trade, investment, technology transfer, and sustainable agricultural value chains across the two continents.
With Asia and Africa accounting for a significant share of global agricultural production, bilateral agricultural trade already exceeds USD 90 billion annually. A key focus was Mozambique's Nampula Province, which aims to move beyond exporting raw agricultural commodities and develop local processing capabilities. The province has proposed a dedicated platform on the future of oilseed and vegetable-oil value chains at the FENA 2027 event, drawing inspiration from GLOBOIL India.
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