(Oct 05, (NDTV))--Addis Ababa: President Ram Nath Kovind today arrived in Ethiopia's capital on the second leg of his maiden visit abroad. Mr Kovind, who arrived in Addis Ababa from Djibouti, was received at the airport by his Ethiopian counterpart Mulatu Teshome.
President Kovind's visit is the first by an Indian president to Ethiopia in 45 years after President VV Giri's trip in 1972.
The two nations are expected to review the entire gamut of bilateral relations during the visit.
India's bilateral trade with Ethiopia in 2016 was nearly USD 1 billion. It is among the top three foreign investors in Ethiopia with an approved investment of USD 4 billion.
The president will address the India-Ethiopia Business Dialogue, and along with Mr Teshome, he will also inaugurate the Indian Technology and Innovation Exposition which is being organised here by FICCI from October 5-7. Mr Kovind will also interact with members of the Indian community. Read more from NDTV »
President Kovind's visit is the first by an Indian president to Ethiopia in 45 years after President VV Giri's trip in 1972.
The two nations are expected to review the entire gamut of bilateral relations during the visit.
India's bilateral trade with Ethiopia in 2016 was nearly USD 1 billion. It is among the top three foreign investors in Ethiopia with an approved investment of USD 4 billion.
The president will address the India-Ethiopia Business Dialogue, and along with Mr Teshome, he will also inaugurate the Indian Technology and Innovation Exposition which is being organised here by FICCI from October 5-7. Mr Kovind will also interact with members of the Indian community. Read more from NDTV »
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