President Droupadi Murmu concluded her six-day state visit to Angola and Botswana on Friday and departed for Delhi, reaffirming India's commitment to deepen partnerships with the two African nations in sectors including energy, trade and investment.
Murmu wrapped up the final leg of her visit from the Sir Seretse Khama International Airport in Botswana's capital city Gaborone, where President Duma Gideon Boko saw her off after a folk dance performance and a guard of honour by the country's defence forces.
Murmu's November 8-13 trip marked the first-ever visit by an Indian President to Angola and Botswana.
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