This is a list of countries that have been given financial support from the Government of India in 2006-07. This support is in the form of lines of credit—money provided in the long term for a nominal rate of interest. Such money is used to purchase goods from India or to develop local infrastructure.
Govt. of Zambia $10 million. 5 yrs.
Govt. of Djibouti $10 million. 10 yrs.
Govt. of Mozambique $20 million. 20 yrs.
Govt. of Ghana $15 million. 7 yrs.
Govt. of Vietnam $27 million. 25 yrs.
Govt. of Myanmar $56.358 million. 10 yrs.
Govt. of Sudan $50 million. 11 yrs.
Govt. of Lesotho $5 million. 8 yrs.
Govt. of Myanmar $7 million. 8 yrs.
Govt. of Suriname $16 million. 15 yrs.
Govt. of Senegal $15 million. 20 yrs.
Govt. of Angola $40 million.20 yrs.
Govt. of Sri Lanka $150 million. 7 yrs.
Govt. of Guyana $19 million. 20 yrs.
Govt. of Senegal $17.87 million. 20 yrs.
Govt. of Mauritius $10 million. 10 yrs.
Govt. of Ghana $27 million. 20 yrs.
Govt. of Fiji $58 million. 8-10 years.
Govt. of Burkina Faso $30.97 million. 20 years.
Govt. of Chad $50 million. 20 years.
Govt. of Ghana $60 million. 20 years.
Govt. of Mali $27 million. 20 years.
Govt. of Equatorial Guinea $15 million. 15 years.
Govt. of Cote d’ Ivoire $26.8 million. 20 years.
Govt. of Mali and Govt. of
Senegal (combined) $20.62 million. 20 years.
Govt. of Gambia $6.7 million. 20 years.
Govt. of Cambodia $3.03 million. 15 years.
Govt. of Congo $33.5 million. 20 years.
Govt. of Sudan $350 million. 12 years.
Govt. of Sudan $41.9 million. 13 years.
