Bridging Continents: The India-South Africa Chamber of Commerce

In 2024, India and South Africa commemorate 30 years of diplomatic relations. A key highlight is the launch of the India-South Africa Chamber of Commerce, aiming to enhance bilateral trade and investment, empower youth and women, and provide business networking opportunities, marking a significant step in bilateral cooperation.

New Delhi, November 13: India and South Africa are marking a milestone in their diplomatic relations. In 2024, the nations are celebrating 30 years of cooperation with the launch of the Indo-South African Chamber of Commerce (ISACC), an initiative to boost economic ties.

The Chamber will serve as a strategic platform to promote trade, investment, and facilitate business partnerships. Youth and women's empowerment are focal points, alongside creating a conducive environment for trade. The chamber underscores the commitment to strengthen economic relations and inspire future confidence in the commercial link.

Officials, including Minister Parks Tau and Ambassador Anil Sooklal, have emphasized the chamber's role in driving economic growth and job creation. Efforts are underway to streamline processes like visa handling, critical in enhancing business interactions. The chamber also aims to bridge the exposure gap of South African businesses to the Indian market.

(With inputs from agencies.)