New Delhi: Australian High Commissioner to India, Philip Green, shared a snippet from the speech by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese that highlighted how India stands as a consequential partner for Australia.
In a post on X, he said, "When your Prime Minister @AlboMP speaks with so much conviction & passion about India - the country where you serve as the High Commissioner - it makes your job infinitely more meaningful. We look forward to welcoming you to Australia, Prime Minister @narendramodi", the post said.
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The post followed a video of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who said in his remarks how India is one of the largest growing economies and added, "That is an extraordinary opportunity for us in our region. We are a Pacific nation, but we are also an Indian Ocean nation as well. Our trading relationship has been enhanced by the Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement, and we're further drawn together through culture, education, and the international language of cricket."
He recalled his visits to India and said, "It is a wonderful experience to see the first-hand warmth that is there. Likewise, I will have the privilege of hosting Prime Minister Modi here soon, a privilege I look forward to repeating for the second time."
Albanese remarked how Prime Minister Modi's visit will be made extraordinary by the million-strong Indian Australian community-- the largest growing migrant community in Australia. He lauded the community for its hard work and strengthening the Australian economy, along with enhancing society.
