PM expresses gratitude and thanks global leaders for extending their support towards India’s G-20 presidency

Dec 5, 2022 | Business


The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi has thanked French President, Emmanuel Macron for his support to India’s G-20 Presidency.


Responding to a tweet by French President, the Prime Minister tweeted;



Thank you, my dear friend @EmmanuelMacron! I look forward to consulting you closely during India’s G20 Presidency, as we work to focus the world’s attention on the issues that affect humanity as a whole. https://t.co/nolvLwuYln

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) December 4, 2022

In response to a congratulatory tweet by Japanese Prime Minister, Fumio Kishida, the Prime Minister, Shri Modi tweeted;



Your solidarity is vital. Japan has contributed a lot to global well-being and I am confident the world will continue to learn from Japan’s successes on various fronts. @kishida230 https://t.co/xQtFgoQe5e

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) December 4, 2022

Responding to a wishes of Prime Minister of Spain, Pedro Sanchez on India’s G-20 presidency, the Prime Minister Modi expresses gratitude for his kind words and tweeted;



Gratitude for your kind works Mr. @sanchezcastejon. Fully endorse your views on collectively working to mitigate challenges of the present to leave a better planet for the coming generations. https://t.co/iSadfoJAJM

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) December 4, 2022

In response to a congratulatory message of President of the European Council, Charles Michel, Shri Modi thanks to his wishes and tweeted;



Thank you Mr. @CharlesMichel. Looking forward to your active participation as we collectively work towards furthering global good. https://t.co/xWxYc34eYG

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) December 4, 2022

Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi also thanked US president, Joe Biden for his support to India’s G-20 Presidency.


Responding to a tweet by US president, the Prime Minister tweeted;



Thank you @POTUS. Your valued support will be a source of strength for India’s G-20 Presidency. It is important we all work together to build a better planet. https://t.co/FbGQ3WHCza

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) December 4, 2022

******


DS/ST




(Release ID: 1880873)
Visitor Counter : 532











Hong Kong – SFH expresses gratitude to Mainland team for supporting slaughterhouse operation in Hong Kong (with photos/video)

Apr 30, 2022 | International

SFH expresses gratitude to Mainland team for supporting slaughterhouse operation in Hong Kong (with photos/video)

******************************************************************************************


     The Secretary for Food and Health, Professor Sophia Chan, joined by Deputy Director of the Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Mr He Jing and Deputy Director of Food and Environmental Hygiene Miss Diane Wong, at the Shenzhen Bay Port today (April 30), saw off some members of the Mainland professional and skilled butchery personnel deployed to Hong Kong earlier to assist in the operation of the Sheung Shui Slaughterhouse (SSSH).

 

     In view of the manpower shortage at the SSSH due to the severity of the fifth wave of the epidemic earlier, a team of 38 personnel was deployed from the Mainland, and arrived in Hong Kong on March 2 to assist in the operation of the SSSH, with a view to stabilising the supply of fresh meat in Hong Kong. Members of the team have been subject to closed-loop management during their stay to minimise the infection risk.

 

     “We thank the Central Government for the staunch support to Hong Kong in fighting the epidemic, and for their proactive facilitation in stabilising the supply of fresh produce in Hong Kong. We are particularly grateful for the assistance of the team over the past two months. With their support, the SSSH has been operating smoothly and the supply of fresh meat is now plentiful,” Professor Chan said.

 

     Twenty-four members of the team departed Hong Kong via the Shenzhen Bay Port today. The remaining 14 members will continue to stay in Hong Kong to assist in the operation of the SSSH.