Balinese & Indian Friendship Association welcomed the visiting Indian Minister of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
Indian Minister of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Narendra Singh Tomar met members of the Indian Diaspora in Bali, Indonesia, as part of the Balinese & Indian Friendship Association (BIFA). Neeta Malhotra of BIFA welcomed the Minister and thanked him for meeting with them despite his hectic schedule.
Tomar led the Indian delegation to the G-20 Agriculture Minister Meeting in Bali, Indonesia, on February 28-29. In his address to fellow Indians, Tomar said that the ecosystems for business and welfare had undergone a sea change under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership.
BIFA representatives appreciated the intensity and scale of development that is being done in India which has earned a place of pride for the Indians located in Bali and Indonesia and the favourable response they started receiving from all quarters in Indonesia due to the changed image of Indian leadership globally
Last-mile delivery and connectivity for the welfare of the poorest of the poor, as well as the empowerment of the economically weaker sections of society through affordable housing, electricity connections, water and sanitation, and LPGs, have been giving common Indians pride.
BIFA representatives thanked Tomar for his visit and meeting on the occasion. They appreciated the intensity and scale of development that is being done in India which has earned a place of pride for the Indians located in Bali and Indonesia and the favourable response they started receiving from all quarters in Indonesia due to the changed image of Indian leadership globally.
They also sought facilitation by starting a direct flight to Bali from Delhi and technical support for agriculture, especially for fresh food on the concept of farm-to-table. Prakash Chand, Consul General of India in Bali, and his colleague Lawlesh Kumar, among others, were also present on this occasion.
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