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African missions from Ethiopia, Mozambique, Tanzania, Uganda and Zimbabwe were invited to a conference in Patiala in Punjab on 26-27 March with farmers from all over the region to examine the opportunities for utilising Indian agricultural technology and expertise in Africa....

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Ethiopia, Mozambique, Tanzania, Uganda, Zimbabwe, India, Preneet Kaur, Malaysian, Jonathan Wutawunashe, Gennet Zewide, Kenya, Madagascar, Senegal