Chief Economic Adviser Dr. V. Anantha Nageswaran recently highlighted India's developmental experiences as a potential model for other nations. During a seminar organized by the Indian High Commission, the Consulate General in Johannesburg, and the CII India Business Forum, Dr. Nageswaran discussed India's ambitious journey from a $3 trillion to a projected $13 trillion economy over the next 25 years.

He underscored the importance of governance reforms, infrastructure development, education, and skill enhancement in driving economic progress. He also advocated for flexible and strategic international partnerships to navigate global challenges while prioritizing shared interests.

Additionally, Saki Zamxaka of the Gauteng Growth and Development Agency identified key areas for collaboration between India and South Africa, particularly in mineral exports and pharmaceutical manufacturing. The discussion reflected a shared interest in leveraging India's development strategies to foster economic growth worldwide.