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In recognition of the advancements made by Indian Americans in the US, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated on Thursday (local time) that they had contributed significantly to advancing the nation’s inclusive society and economy.
Prime Minister Modi remarked, “Indian Americans have come a long way in the US and have always found a respectful place in America’s Melting Pot,” in his speech at the State Dinner held at the White House. The inclusive society and economy of the US have been significantly strengthened by Indian Americans.
He also expressed his gratitude to US Vice President Joe Biden for hosting a beautiful dinner and ensuring the success of the visit.
For this fantastic dinner tonight, I want to thank US President Joe Biden. In addition, I want to thank First Lady Jill Biden for organising my visit and making it successful. You kindly opened your home’s doors to me yesterday evening, remarked PM Modi.
The participation of the two countries’ citizens, whom he referred to as their “most precious assets,” made the State Dinner evening, according to PM Modi, particularly memorable.
“The presence of the citizens of our two nations, who are our most priceless assets, makes this evening extra special. I’m certain you must have found a solution to the issue you stated when we first met in Japan for the Quad Summit. I hope you were able to accommodate everyone who wished to attend tonight’s dinner,” PM Modi continued.
Furthermore, while the two leaders spoke at the State dinner event at the White House, Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked President Biden to join him for a toast.
There is one more thing to accomplish tonight, PM Modi remarked. “Please join me in raising a toast,” he said. Salutations to President and Jill Biden, our gracious hosts.
He raised his glass in a toast to everyone’s good health, wealth, and pursuit of happiness as well as to liberty, equality, and the unbreakable relationship between India and the United States.
Prior to this, US President Joe Biden expressed his joy at hosting Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the official State dinner at the White House and emphasised that the event celebrated the deep connection between India and the US.
At the State Dinner at the White House, Biden gave a special speech during which he remarked, “Jill and I have had a fantastic time with the Prime Minister today, during your incredibly constructive visit. We are proud to commemorate India and the United States’ strong friendship tonight.
The two leaders also made a toast to their productive meeting that took place while they were both present at the ceremonial State dinner today (local time).
