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9/11 Reminds us that Terror knows no boundaries, needs Global Response

“Twenty-five years after the tragic attacks of September 11 on World Trade Center, New York, we continue to remember the innocent lives that were lost and salute the courage and sacrifice of the first responders. The tragedy reminds the world that terrorism has no place in a peaceful and progressive society. PM Modi has consistently called for global response to the menace of terrorism and has…

9/11 Reminds us that Terror knows no boundaries, needs Global Response

Twenty-five years have passed since the devastating 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City, and we still remember the innocent lives that were tragically lost. The incident serves as a stark reminder that terrorism has no place in a peaceful and progressive society. Prime Minister Modi has long been a vocal advocate for a global response to terrorism, emphasizing the importance of peace and harmony in fostering economic growth.

Reflecting this commitment, the World Trade Center Mumbai (WTC Mumbai) paid tribute to the victims and honored the bravery of first responders during an event held in memory of the 9/11 tragedy.

Dr. Vijay Kalantri, Chairman of MVIRDC World Trade Center Mumbai and President of the All India Association of Industries, addressed the gathering, stating, "The 9/11 attacks were not merely an attack on the World Trade Center or on one nation; they were an attack on humanity. We condemn terror attacks in all forms and manifestations and stand in solidarity with the victims of the terror attack."

Adv. Ashish Shelar, Minister of Electronics, IT, AI, and Culture Affairs of the Government of Maharashtra, lit a candle during the ceremony in memory of the victims.

Mr. Praveen Pardeshi, Chief Executive Officer of Maharashtra Institution for Transformation (MITRA), expressed optimism that the international community would come together as one to prevent such heinous acts of terrorism from occurring again in the future. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attack on the World Trade Center, which shocked the global community and brought terrorism to the forefront of international discussions.

At the event, held to commemorate and show solidarity with victims of terror attacks worldwide, a candle was lit, and a minute of silence was observed by dignitaries and senior officials of the World Trade Center Mumbai. This solemn act of remembrance honored the innocent lives lost in the 9/11 terror attacks and reaffirmed the commitment to peace, advancing trade, and international cooperation.

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