The first India-Africa summit has concluded in New Delhi with pledges to enhance cooperation. The two-day meeting, attended by leaders of 14 African nations and regional Groups, identified food security, high oil prices and climate change as top concerns in a joint declaration and promised to work as partners to solve economic and development challenges. But can this partnership between India and Africa lead to rivalry with China, which is also trying to tap resources of the continent?
March 2006: India, Brazil and South Africa vowed to keep trilateral trade growingImage: AP
