South Korean Foreign Minister Arrives In India On Maiden Visit | India News

South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun came to the new Delhi on Friday evening for his first visit to India.

The Foreign Ministry (MEA) spokesman Randhir Jaiswal expanded his greetings and said that the Indian-South Korean special strategic partnership was strong and aimed at the future.

In an article in X, Jaiswal said, “When he came to New Delhi on his first visit to India, he was a strong strategic partnership from the Republic of Korea to FM Cho Hyun.

Korea’s day of liberation is overlapping with India’s Independence Day. Cho Hyun expanded his greetings to India after he wished him on the occasion of the Minister of Foreign Affairs S Jaishankar.

“Dear Foreign Minister S Jaishankar, I thank you sincerely for your warm congratulations for Korea’s National Liberation Day.

Jaishankar shared a former Prime Minister Narendra Modi Snippet on the sides of the G7 Summit in Kananaskis in June with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung.

“We congratulate the people of the Government and the people of the Korean Republic FM Cho Hyun on the National Liberation Day. I am looking forward to inviting you to India.”

The Korean Embassy in India, which marked twin celebrations, published a video in which Korean diplomats conveyed their wishes for independence in Hindi.

“Letter from the Korean Embassy on Korean Independence Day on Hindi Korean. He said.

Meanwhile, the Embassy of India in Seoul celebrated the 79th Independence Day.

In an article on the X, the Embassy, “Indian Diaspora in South Korea, 79th Independence Day in the Indian Embassy in the Indian Embassy celebrated.

The event included live cultural performances by members of the Indian community. Fascinating performances emphasized India’s rich cultural heritage, and Diaspora members offer fascinating performances that instill pride and joy to the audience. “