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Goyal invokes 'Karmabhoomi' spirit in Cairo diaspora

Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal invoked the spirit of Karmabhoomi during an event in Cairo on Saturday, urging the Indian diaspora to maintain their responsibilities towards Egypt, their adopted country, while keeping their emotional and cultural ties to India strong. Addressing the Indian Community Association's gathering, Goyal highlighted the contributions of Indians living abroad in enhancing India-Egypt relations, emphasizing that their primary obligation should be to Egypt, where they live and work.

The minister recalled the recent Diwali celebrations held in India, noting that the Festival of Lights symbolises India for Indians, regardless of their location. Goyal reiterated that the diaspora's primary duty is to their adopted homeland, but they should always retain a connection to their motherland. He praised the Indian community in Egypt for its contributions to the country and expressed hope that they continue to make a difference wherever they go.

Goyal also underscored the historical and people-to-people connections between India and Egypt, highlighting the numerous opportunities to deepen the bilateral relationship through the efforts of the diaspora. In a separate post on X, he reiterated the strong historical ties between the two nations, built over generations, and the role of the diaspora in nurturing and strengthening this bond.

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