India and Namibia sign two bilateral agreements on energy
New Delhi: India and Namibia on Monday signed two bilateral agreements on Pan-Namibian Network project and three
Memorandum of Understandings (MoUs). The two bilateral agreements were in the
field of communication and cooperation in the field of peaceful uses of nuclear
energy. The memorandums related to exemption from Visa requirement for diplomatic
and official passports holders, Geology and Mineral Resources and cooperation
in the field of defence. After signing the bilateral agreements, Prime Minister
Manmohan Singh said that India is committed to help Namibia in all spheres. Namibian
President Hifikepunye Pohamba said that he was completely satisfied with the talks
that he had with Manmohan Singh. Both the countries were committed to Non-Aligned
Movement and wanted continuation of reform process of United Nations, particularly
democratisation of United Nations Security Council.
