Diplomatic briefing
Embassy of India, Malabo
EmbassyEquatorial Guinea · Ambassador: Sh. Prashant Kumar Das
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In short
India’s embassy in Equatorial Guinea records bilateral trade of $153.3m, a reported community of 400 and a UN voting alignment with India of 70%. Led by Sh. Prashant Kumar Das, ambassador.
Total bilateral trade
$153.3m
US dollars · as stated in the brief
Source· retrieved 2 hours ago
Bilateral Brief — Equatorial Guinea
Source: Ministry of External Affairs, India
Where: “Economic and Commercial Relations” section
“Total Trade 898.00 735.10 347.10 463.32 153.28”
Published: undated · Read: 8 October 2026
Read from the briefing by a language model. The quoted sentence was verified by string matching against the extracted PDF text before this figure was accepted.
Overseas Indians
Medium confidence400
persons · as of Jan 2026
Source· retrieved 1 day ago
Population of Overseas Indians
Source: Ministry of External Affairs, India
Where: row "Equatorial Guinea"
“PIOs 0 + NRIs 400 = 400”
Published: undated · Read: 7 October 2026
MEA publishes no methodology for these estimates and told a Parliamentary committee it holds "no authentic data". The page also repeats some countries from an older vintage with the PIO/NRI columns swapped; the first occurrence is used here. This country appears 2× on the page.
UN votes matching India’s
70%
share of UNGA votes matching India’s · UNGA session 78
Source· retrieved 12 hours ago
United Nations General Assembly Voting Data — Ideal Point Estimates
Source: Bailey, Strezhnev & Voeten — Harvard Dataverse
Where: row “Equatorial Guinea”, session 78, IndiaAgree over 67 votes
Published: undated · Read: 8 October 2026
UN General Assembly Voting Data (v39), non-commercial licence. The share is the dataset’s own IndiaAgree column — roll-call votes on which this country and India voted the same way, as the dataset defines agreement — not our calculation. Independent of MEA.
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The relationship, in figures
Trade
Exports to Equatorial GuineaUS dollars · as stated in the brief$23.8m
Bilateral Brief — Equatorial Guinea
Source: Ministry of External Affairs, India
Where: “Economic and Commercial Relations” section
“India’s Exports 12.44 23.08 26.79 19.18 23.82”
Published: undated · Read: 8 October 2026
Read from the briefing by a language model. The quoted sentence was verified by string matching against the extracted PDF text before this figure was accepted.
Imports from Equatorial GuineaUS dollars · as stated in the brief$129.5m
Bilateral Brief — Equatorial Guinea
Source: Ministry of External Affairs, India
Where: “Economic and Commercial Relations” section
“India’s Imports 885.56 711.96 320.32 444.14 129.46”
Published: undated · Read: 8 October 2026
Read from the briefing by a language model. The quoted sentence was verified by string matching against the extracted PDF text before this figure was accepted.
Trade balance in India’s favourUS dollars · as stated in the brief · our calculation−$105.6m
Exports minus imports, as stated in the same briefing (in USD)
exports − imports
People
Indian community in Equatorial Guineapersons · as stated in the brief400
Bilateral Brief — Equatorial Guinea
Source: Ministry of External Affairs, India
Where: “Indian Community” section
“There are about 400 Indians living in Equatorial Guinea and most of them are employed in the service sectors, Hydrocarbon companies, departmental stores, trading, export of metal scrap, travel and tours etc.”
Published: undated · Read: 8 October 2026
Read from the briefing by a language model. The quoted sentence was verified by string matching against the extracted PDF text before this figure was accepted.
MEA’s bilateral brief states the same figure.
Diplomacy
Agreements the briefing enumeratesagreements · as stated in the brief3
Bilateral Brief — Equatorial Guinea
Source: Ministry of External Affairs, India
Where: “Ministerial-level visits” section
“Three agreements viz. Establishment of Joint Commission, Foreign Office Consultations and Exemption from visa requirement for holders of Diplomatic and Official/Service passports were signed.”
Published: undated · Read: 8 October 2026
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Most recent high-level visityear of the visit · as stated in the brief2025
Bilateral Brief — Equatorial Guinea
Source: Ministry of External Affairs, India
Where: “Other Ministerial visits” section
“The Minister of State for Information, Press, and Culture, Mr. Jeronimo Osa Osa Ecoro, participated in the World Audiovisual & Entertainment Summit held in Mumbai from 1-4 May, 2025.”
Published: undated · Read: 8 October 2026
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Agreements on record (0)
MEA Treaties DatabaseMEA's treaties database returns no agreements recorded against this country.
The briefing
MEA publishes a bilateral brief — 38 sections, 13,669 characters of extractable text. Sections include: Brief on India-Equatorial Guinea Relations · Political Relations · Visits from Equatorial Guinea · Participation in CII-India Africa Business Conclave · Other Ministerial visits · Other visits.
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