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Cabinet nod for investment pact with Senegal

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New Delhi , July 25

IN a move that is likely to increase the flow of investments between India and Senegal, the Union Cabinet on Monday approved the signing and ratification of a Bilateral Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement with Senegal.

India has already signed such agreements with 57 countries and has finalised them with another eight.

Besides, negotiations are in progress with another 25 countries an official statement issued here points out.

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