Haydarabad: “The United States has the spirit of never accepting defeat. We are actively trying to develop stronger relationships between the United States and Tahangana.
Revanth Redy, Haydarabad, the US Consulate General of the US National Day of the US National Day of the United States of the spirit of the United States of the United States is very similar to the spirit of the United States, both progress, friendship and power, he said.
“The bond of friendship between the people of Telugu and the United States is very strong and the language of Telugu is growing rapidly in America,” he added.
The event was organized by the US General Consul Jennifer Larson and New Delhi’s Chargé d’Affares Jorgan K. Andrews Embassy.
Revanth Redy recalled that the US Consulate in Hyderabad was founded in 2008 during the congress government, and appreciated the role and efforts of the consul General Jennifer Larson for strong ties between India and the United States.
Speaking on the third and last national day in Haydarabad, Jennifer Larson said, “Haydarabad exemplifies the power of the US-Indian relationship through innovation and cooperation. Together, we deal with global challenges and encourage the progress that benefits both countries.”
Chargé d’Affares Andrews said, “The US-India relationship is based on shared democratic values, loyalty to mutual respect and global progress. This year’s theme reflects the power of our partnership and a common vision for a brighter future.
The Prime Minister said that TaLangana aims to be an economy of $ 1 trillion by 2035 and a $ 3 trillion -dollar economy under the vision of “TaLangana Rise” until 2047. He said this journey needs America’s support.
“The strategic partnership between India and the United States has been built on mutual trust and shared values. The goals of both nations is to develop and expand trade, trade, investment, democracy and establish world peace.”
“We hope that more American companies and investors will come to Haydarabad and Tahangana and participate in the growth of our state, Revan Revanth Redy added.
