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‘Opportunity to celebrate your extraordinary success’: Australian PM wishes India on Republic Day

Gulshan Kumar
Last updated: 2024/01/26 at 12:14 PM
By Gulshan Kumar 2 years ago
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New Delhi, In a warm and articulate message, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese extended his sincere wishes to India on its Republic Day, describing it as an “opportunity” to celebrate the nation’s “extraordinary success” spanning over seven decades of independence. Albanese highlighted the profound closeness between Australia and India, emphasizing the enduring links that have brought the two nations closer than ever before.

Issuing his statement on his official X handle, Albanese expressed admiration for the Indian diaspora in Australia, characterizing it as the “lifeblood” of the friendship between the two countries. He underscored the significance of this relationship, which he believes has never been stronger, reflecting the deep connections between the people of Australia and India.

“The bonds between our two nations are lifelong and intergenerational,” stated Albanese, acknowledging the role of the Indian diaspora in fostering these enduring ties. He went on to emphasize the promising trajectory of the relationship, stating, “Importantly, ours is a relationship with a bright future. As we together honor and cherish the region we call home, we are united in advancing and preserving an open, inclusive, stable, and prosperous Indo-Pacific.”

The Australian Prime Minister concluded his message by extending congratulations to all those commemorating the “great achievements of the Republic of India.” The significance of the simultaneous national day celebrations on January 26, with Australia marking ‘Australia Day,’ was also noted. While Republic Day in India symbolizes the enactment of its constitution in 1950, ‘Australia Day’ commemorates the arrival of the First Fleet from Great Britain in 1788.

Albanese’s thoughtful message reflects the deepening ties and mutual respect between Australia and India, emphasizing the shared commitment to a flourishing Indo-Pacific region.

 

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