Governance &Authorization

The Africa India Economic Foundation (“Foundation”) operates under a strict cross-border governance and compliance framework, including but not limited to India and relevant African jurisdictions.

All communications, representations, engagements, or commitments on behalf of the Foundation are valid only when issued by duly authorized representatives, formally empowered in writing and communicated through officially recognized channels, including verified domain email addresses.

Any individual—including members, advisors, consultants, affiliates, or third parties—who:

  • Misrepresents personal views or interests as those of the Foundation;
  • Uses the Foundation’s name, network, or project information for personal, financial, or commercial gain; or
  • Engages in discussions, negotiations, or commitments without formal written authorization from the Governing Body

shall be deemed to be acting ultra vires and in breach of fiduciary and governance obligations.

The Foundation:

  • Disclaims all liability arising from unauthorized acts or representations;
  • Denies the validity of any commitments made without proper authority; and
  • Reserves the right to initiate civil, criminal, and injunctive proceedings under applicable laws across relevant jurisdictions.

Stakeholders—including governments, institutions, investors, and partners—are strongly advised to:

  • Verify the identity and authority of any person claiming to represent the Foundation;
  • Rely only on communications from official domain-based email IDs or formally published channels; and
  • Seek written confirmation before acting on any proposal, assurance, or commitment.

Failure to undertake such verification shall be at the recipient’s own risk.