Luanda, Nov 10 (PTI) President Droupadi Murmu on Monday said there were "immense" opportunities to strengthen trade, investment and people-to-people relations between India and Angola as she urged the local Indian community here to take an "active" part in these initiatives.
Murmu is on a four-day state visit to Angola, the first by an Indian head of state to this African country that is located along the Atlantic Ocean. She was speaking to the Indian diaspora during a reception held for the Indian community here on the third day of her visit.
An estimated 8,000 Indians live in Angola and are engaged in a wide variety of businesses and work. Vidhu P Nair, the Indian Ambassador to Angola, said the diaspora here hailed from virtually all the regions and states of India.
The President said

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