The Indian Embassy celebrates the 76th anniversary of India’s independence in Aden the capital
SMA NEWS – ADEN THE CAPITAL
The Indian Embassy, on Monday, hosted a celebration in Aden the capital, marking the 76th National Day of the Republic of India, as this event highlighted the enduring friendship between India and Yemen.
The celebration attracted several prominent figures, including Dr. Qassem Buhaibeh, Yemen’s Minister of Public Health and Population; Major General Salem Al-Socotri, Minister of Agriculture, Irrigation, and Fisheries; and Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade, Salem Al-Wali. Additionally, Badr Maeen, the Secretary-General of the Local Council of Aden, and Mr. Abubaker Baobaid, the chairman of the board of directors of Aden chamber of commerce and industry, and Mr. Ali Abdullah Al-Kathiri, Acting President of the Southern Transitional Council (STC), Chairman of the National Assembly of STC, with attended alongside various political, diplomatic, military, security, and social leaders, as well as business representatives from both nations.
During the event, Indian Ambassador to Yemen, Dr. Suhail Khan, emphasized the strong ties and shared experiences between the two countries across economic and cultural sectors. He outlined the areas of cooperation, which include health, education, humanitarian aid, training, and capacity building. The ambassador reaffirmed the Indian government’s unwavering support for stability and development in Yemen.
Ambassador Suhail Ijaz Khan spoke during the ceremony, in which he welcomed all the guests present, explaining the importance of the National Day of the Republic of India, as it is a special day for the Indian people of all spectrums, noting that India begins on this day a new phase of freedom, justice, equality, economic, scientific and technological development.
The Indian Ambassador reiterated India’s commitment to strengthening bilateral relations with our country, and enhancing partnership and continuous development in several fields and at all levels, political, economic, health care, education and development, as well as at the level of human cadres and cooperation in all other sectors. He also referred to the close ties between India and our country since ancient times, and the accompanying trade, cultural and intellectual exchange, in addition to arts and innovations and many other fields.
This celebration not only commemorated India’s National Day but also reinforced the commitment to fostering a collaborative relationship that benefits both countries.
