Suleman Chitera 
By Suleman Chitera MFN Reporter
Lilongwe | November 11, 2026
Malawi and India are exploring ways of strengthening bilateral security cooperation, with a focus on skills development, technology transfer and improved citizenship management systems.
This follows a courtesy call by India’s High Commissioner to Malawi, H.E. Amararam Gujar, on the Minister of Homeland Security, Peter Mukhito, in Lilongwe on November 10, 2026.
During the meeting, the two officials discussed opportunities to enhance cooperation in various security-related areas, including dual citizenship, professional training, technology and the exchange of expertise.
India also commended the Malawi Government for maintaining peace and stability, saying the prevailing security environment provides a conducive atmosphere for business activities and safe living.
High Commissioner Gujar further praised the longstanding peaceful coexistence between Malawians and Indians, describing the relationship as an important foundation for continued cooperation between the two countries.
In his remarks, Mukhito assured the Indian community and other foreign nationals living in Malawi that the government under President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika remains committed to protecting lives and property.
He said the administration would continue strengthening the country’s security systems to ensure that Malawi remains safe and peaceful for everyone.
The engagement underscores the commitment by Malawi and India to deepen their bilateral relations, particularly in security cooperation, as both countries seek to promote stability and mutual development.
