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Prime Minister Modi will be visiting South Africa on 8th & 9th July. The visit is aimed at expanding co-operation, trade, investment & cultural ties with South Africa.

India's relations with South Africa are deep rooted and have stood the test of time. South Africa played a vital role in Gandhi ji’s life. In South Africa, Prime Minister Modi will meet President Jacob Zuma and look forward to deepening our engagement.

In Johannesburg, PM Modi will address a Community Programme and interact with the Indian community.

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