Indian Embassy in Panama Receives Republic Day Wishes in Hindi
Foreign Affairs Minister of Panama Extends Republic Day Wishes to India
The Indian embassy in Panama acknowledged their appreciation towards the Foreign Affairs Minister of Panama, Janaina Tewaney, who expressively conveyed her greetings on India’s 75th Republic Day in Hindi, as reported by a source from Reader Wall. The Foreign Minister’s message was not only cordial but also a reflection of the strong ties built over the years between the two nations.
Message Received in Native Tongue
Highlighting the uniqueness of her wishes, the Indian embassy in Panama, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica conveyed its gratitude towards the Panama Minister on their online platform. The usage of Hindi for her greetings was heartfelt and was given significant prominence by the embassy.
Salutations from Panama’s President
Minister Tewaney further emphasized that she was not just extending her personal good wishes to India on its significant day. Representing the government of Panama led by President Laurentino Cortizo, the Minister highlighted that their greetings were directed towards the oldest and largest democracy on its 75th Republic Day. This was articulated in a video shared on the online platform by the Indian embassy in Panama, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica.
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India-Panama: An Old Relationship
It’s worth noting that the India-Panama relationship has deep historical roots, being the oldest in the Central American region. These ties trace back to the mid-19th century when groups of Indians immigrated to work on the construction of Panama Railways and later the Panama Canal.
Developments in recent years have only served to strengthen this long-standing alliance, fortified by the exchange of such cordial messages on significant national occasions.
Gratitude from India’s Leadership
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi, along with the External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, took this opportunity to thank world leaders for their Republic Day wishes, acknowledging the international support and camaraderie.
The Republic Day Celebrations
President Droupadi Murmu set the Republic Day celebrations in motion by unfurling the national flag at the official parade venue. Both President Murmu and French President Emmanuel Macron, the chief guest for this year’s event, arrived in a traditional way. This mode of arrival, after a gap of 40 years, marked a refreshing throwback, adding to the grandeur of the celebration.
A cultural display of diverse forms of artistic expression from across the country marked the vibrancy of India and captivated the audience present at the venue. These celebrations served as a reminder of India’s rich, diverse cultural tapestry, the legacy of which continues to be celebrated in the present day.
