Luanda [Angola], November 22 (ANI): Union Minister of State for External Affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh on Friday participated in Angola’s fiftieth Independence Day celebrations, marking the golden jubilee of the African nation’s freedom.
Extending his greetings on X, the Union MoS congratulated the individuals and authorities of Angola and underscored that each nations are additionally celebrating 40 years of diplomatic ties this 12 months, noting that bilateral relations have reached a historic stage in latest instances.
‘Warmest congratulations to Angola on 50 superb years of independence. This 12 months, India and Angola are celebrating 40 years of diplomatic ties and historic stage of political exchanges, reaffirming our enduring partnership. Wishing the individuals of Angola continued peace and progress,’ Kirti Vardhan Singh posted on X.
Earlier this month, President Droupadi Murmu undertook a landmark go to to Angola and Botswana, which included high-level conferences, ceremonial welcomes, and discussions geared toward deepening India’s ties with each African nations.
On November 11, President Droupadi Murmu addressed the members of the Indian Community at a Reception hosted by the Ambassador of India to Angola at Luanda.
She was accompanied by Minister of State for Jal Shakti and Railways V Somanna and Members of Parliament Parbhubhai Nagarbhai Vasava and DK Aruna have been additionally current on the event.
According to an official assertion from the President’s Secretariat, addressing the enthusiastic gathering of Indian group members, President Murmu mentioned India drastically values its relationship with its African companions, significantly Angola. She described the India-Angola partnership as one rooted in equality, mutual belief, and shared aspirations for progress. (ANI)