<h1>India-Uganda Joint Trade Committee reconvenes after 23 years, exploring cooperation in minerals, agriculture, and digital sectors.</h1> The Third Session of the India-Uganda Joint Trade Committee took place in New Delhi, marking a significant step in strengthening trade relations after a 23-year hiatus. Both nations identified key sectors for potential collaboration, including minerals, agriculture, traditional medicine, and tele-medicine. They discussed forming a Joint Business Forum to enhance industry engagement and agreed to explore MoUs in various sectors. Key areas for cooperation include coffee, spices, dairy, and digital infrastructure. The session, co-chaired by representatives from both countries, emphasized the importance of expanding trade and investment, with the Ugandan delegation visiting Noida SEZ to understand India's industrial ecosystem.