new delhi india is working closely with africa to enhance cooperation and will set up educational institutions in the continent commerce and industry minister anand sharma said on sunday we are committed to build indian institute of foreign trade campus in uganda and india africa institute of information technology in ghana india and africa have identified priority sector sharma said while addressing the ciiexim bank conclave on indiaafrica partnership here he said more than 50000 african students are studying in india of which 15000 are getting indian scholarship india and africa are engaged in different manner today then when they were few years ago india is building 70 institutions in africa together sharma said india and africa together account for a huge market of 22 billion people with a combined gdp of more than us dollar 3 trillion over the years the bilateral cooperation has diversified across several sectors such as agriculture education health skill building and infrastructure india is africas fourth largest trading partner and a significant investor across the continent bilateral trade touched us dollar 57 billion in 2011 and is targeted to reach us dollar 90 billion by 2015