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India Exim Bank CEO: “Why Do We Have to Take on the Chinese” in Africa?

by Eric Olander

The head of India’s Export-Import Bank brushed away concerns that India is being outdone in Africa and rejected the whole notion that somehow the two Asian giants must compete with one another on the continent.

Read the full article on the Business Standard website.

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