This time it is South Africa that recognizes availability top class talent in India for high tech and service industries.
According to media reports, a high-level South African delegation will be on a four-day visit to India from November 12 to recruit skilled personnel for various sectors of the government service.

IT experts, financial managers, mathematics and science teachers, health professionals and engineers would be among the personnel the team would be looking for, Minister of Public Service and Administration Geraldine Fraser-Moleketi told a media briefing in Cape Town on Thursday.
Moleketi, who will head the delegation, said the initiative was aimed at obtaining Indian skilled personnel to primarily pass on know-how to South Africans.

"The move to recruit skilled staff from India is part of a broader human resource development intervention to boost skills levels in the public service," said Moleketi.
"A second phase of this strategy will see a more comprehensive recruitment of technical skills from India," she said.
"The emphasis for the short-term importing of skills will be on mentorship so that skills transfers can take place while management capacity is built up. Financial and other technical skills are among the specific skills desired to boost capacity in local government."

"The Department of Communications has also provided a list of specific Information and Communication Technology skills which are required in the hardware and software fields, an area where India is one of the world leaders," the Minister added.