March 11, Pretoria/South Africa — The 2nd India–South Africa Business Conclave highlighted the growing economic ties between the two nations.
Bilateral trade reached approximately $18.1 billion in 2024–25, with minerals and metals flowing from South Africa, and petroleum products, vehicles, pharmaceuticals, and machinery coming from India.
Experts say closer global engagement, including the African Union joining the G-20, could open up even more opportunities.
Beyond trade, institutional and strategic cooperation is expanding across multiple sectors, signaling a deeper, long-term partnership between India and South Africa.
(Video Caption: 2nd India-South Africa Business Conclave in Pretoria, South Africa)