Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Sunday said his country is to "re-invigorate" its ties with the African continent and strengthen "south-south" cooperation.
Singh made the remarks before he left here for a tour of Nigeria and South Africa.
The Indian prime minister is scheduled to attend the second India-Brazil-South Africa (IBSA) summit during his five-day stay in the continent.
In his departure statement, the Indian prime minister said "as developing countries with a similar historic experience, we face common challenges of nation building."
"There is much that India and Africa have to do together for the betterment of our peoples," Singh added.
Singh made the remarks before he left here for a tour of Nigeria and South Africa.
The Indian prime minister is scheduled to attend the second India-Brazil-South Africa (IBSA) summit during his five-day stay in the continent.
In his departure statement, the Indian prime minister said "as developing countries with a similar historic experience, we face common challenges of nation building."
"There is much that India and Africa have to do together for the betterment of our peoples," Singh added.
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