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Superpower India ahead of China now: African Union chief Assoumani

IndiaTimes Sunday, 10 September 2023
"India is the 5th superpower in the world, so there is enough room for India in Africa. We also know that India is so powerful that it went to space. So we just need to coordinate ... India is a superpower in terms of inhabitance, India is ahead of China now," African Union chairperson Azali Assoumani said. In his opening remarks at the 18th G20 summit on Saturday, PM Modi invited the African Union, represented by Assoumani, to take a seat at the table of G20 leaders as a permanent member.
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India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi kicked off G20 talks by announcing that the African Union would join the group of the world's top economies.

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