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Recently, India provided Uganda with a total of $205 million in credit to help Uganda expand its electricity distribution infrastructure and invest in its agricultural sector
.
India provided $205 million in credit to Uganda for infrastructure and agricultural development
On July 24, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi began a two-day visit
to Uganda.
Modi and Ugandan President Museveni also discussed reform of the UN Security Council
.
A $141 million loan will be extended to Kampala to build transmission lines and substations, and another $64 million will be spent to boost agricultural production
, a statement issued in Kampala.
Uganda's relationship with India dates back to the 19th century, when the British transported large numbers of Indians to East Africa, building a railway
from the coast of the Indian Ocean into the hinterland and to western Uganda.
After the construction of the railroad, Indian laborers remained, growing into a large economically thriving group
during these decades of colonialism.
In addition, Museveni and Modi reiterated the need for a comprehensive reform of the UN Security Council, including expanding its scope to make it more representative in response to the geopolitical realities
of the 21st century.
，
Recently, India provided Uganda with a total of $205 million in credit to help Uganda expand its electricity distribution infrastructure and invest in its agricultural sector
.
India provided $205 million in credit to Uganda for infrastructure and agricultural development
India provided $205 million in credit to Uganda for infrastructure and agricultural developmentOn July 24, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi began a two-day visit
to Uganda.
Modi and Ugandan President Museveni also discussed reform of the UN Security Council
.
A $141 million loan will be extended to Kampala to build transmission lines and substations, and another $64 million will be spent to boost agricultural production
, a statement issued in Kampala.
Uganda's relationship with India dates back to the 19th century, when the British transported large numbers of Indians to East Africa, building a railway
from the coast of the Indian Ocean into the hinterland and to western Uganda.
After the construction of the railroad, Indian laborers remained, growing into a large economically thriving group
during these decades of colonialism.
In addition, Museveni and Modi reiterated the need for a comprehensive reform of the UN Security Council, including expanding its scope to make it more representative in response to the geopolitical realities
of the 21st century.
，
