External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said on Tuesday that Indian embassies are homes away from home for non-resident Indians.
Tending to the Indian diaspora here, Swaraj stated, “We have opened government offices in various nations with the goal that the Indians ought to make tracks in an opposite direction from home in abroad. That is the reason I gave a motto: Indian Embassy: A home far from home.”
She said the substance of the External Affairs Ministry has changed a great deal over the most recent three years.
“Today, the non-occupant Indians have understood that ‘alleviation is just a single tweet away’,” Swaraj said.
Swaraj additionally commended the Indian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Ahmed Javed, for releasing his obligations while tending to the grievances of the exiles.
Discussing ties with Saudi Arabia, the External Affairs Minister stated, “India and Saudi Arabia have great relations.
Swaraj likewise commended the Indian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Ahmed Javed, for releasing his obligations while tending to the grievances of the exiles.
Discussing ties with Saudi Arabia, the External Affairs Minister stated, “India and Saudi Arabia have great relations. Tomorrow, I will go to ‘Janadriyah’ celebration where India has been welcomed as a visitor of respect nation. It has occurred out of the blue since the origin of the celebration 32 years back,” Swaraj said.
Swaraj likewise remembered that without help of the Saudi Arabia King, it would not have been feasible for India to save 45,000 Indians and around 2,000 outsiders from Yemen.