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India's Ambassador to Ethiopia (Retired)

Long-serving diplomat Gurjit Singh distinguished himself as one of the most activist ambassadors in Addis Ababa and personally raised the substance and profile of Ethiopia-India relations. Singh has just ended a four-year stint that saw Delhi's presence in Ethiopia grow dramatically with 439 investment projects that will bring in US$4.2 billion. Singh reckons that investment will soon grow to $8-10 bn....

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Gurjit Singh, Ethiopia, India, Japan, Sri Lanka, Kenya, Italy, Djibouti, Meles Zenawi, China, South Korea

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