New Delhi
[
India
), March 28 (ANI): The
India
The Minorities Foundation organized the ‘
Sadbhavna Iftar
‘in Delhi, gathering ambassadors from different countries to commemorate the principles of unity, inclusivity, and
cultural exchange
The event witnessed involvement from delegates of several nations, who expressed praise.
India
His dedication to religious pluralism and international collaboration.

Mustapha Jawara, the High Commissioner from Gambia,
India
highlighted the significance of Iftar for the Muslim community, noting, “For us as Muslims, Iftar holds great importance. It is a time when we break our fasts… We feel immense gratitude for ‘صند
Sadbhavna Iftar
‘.” Reflecting on
India
He acknowledged, “During the pandemic caused by Covid,”
India
contributed many vaccines to us, saving numerous lives. We are thankful to the Prime Minister and the government…
PM Modi
is the head of the
global south
.”

At the event, Mohamed Ali Fazari, who serves as a Counsellor at the Sudanese Embassy, emphasized
India
His part as an example of harmonious cohabitation. ”
India
“it always showcases the diversity in religions, cultures, and traditions, as well as the harmonious coexistence of minorities,” he stated. He emphasized Sudan’s long-standing diplomatic relationships with various nations.
India
, he mentioned, “The connection between Sudan and
India
is exceptionally robust. In next October, we will mark seventy years since the establishment of diplomatic relations between Sudan and
India
.
India
developed strong relationships with nations across Africa.”

Oday Hatim Mohammed, who serves as a Counselor at the Iraqi Embassy, expressed appreciation
India
‘s pluralism, stating, ”
India
is a country with multiple languages and religions, which makes
India
greater strength…Everyone across the board
India
are all working together towards ‘
Viksit Bharat
‘…
India
Iraq has an excellent rapport with one another.
PM Modi
is a clever man.”

Brenda, the Second Secretary (Finance) from Zambia, emphasized the importance of the Iftar in promoting
cultural exchange
“Organizing the Iftar serves as a unique initiative for cultural exchange. This gesture brings together Zambia and
India
We share extremely strong bilateral relations. With assistance from us, a significant amount of infrastructure has been developed in Zambia.
India
n government.
PM Modi
has taken the lead in making sure that in the next G20, most nations of Africa will be part of it. Countries with low incomes will also benefit a lot from it.”

Co-founder of the
India
During the Minority Foundation event, Professor Himani Sood highlighted the essence of unity. She emphasized this during the auspicious month of
Ramadan
During Iftar, we had representatives from several Muslim nations join us in solidarity, embracing the vision of our Prime Minister—Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Prayaas. Today, individuals from across the globe came together to celebrate unity, community spirit, and collective well-being. Everyone partook in the Iftar festivities, sharing in the happiness and harmony that India is fostering worldwide. Today, they all stood behind the noble mission of our esteemed Prime Minister: maintaining global cohesion and contentment. (ANI)