Overview
- The Ministry of External Affairs confirmed a six-day itinerary with Angola from November 8–11 followed by Botswana from November 11–13.
- In Luanda, President Droupadi Murmu will hold talks with President João Lourenço, join Angola’s 50th independence anniversary events, address Parliament, and meet the Indian community.
- Talks will prioritize energy and critical-minerals cooperation and broader trade ties, with officials describing Angola as critical to India’s energy security.
- India says it is finalising a $200 million defence credit line for Angola and continues to provide military training to officers from both Angola and Botswana.
- In Gaborone, Murmu will meet President Duma Gideon Boko, address the National Assembly, and discuss cheetah translocation to India under Project Cheetah.