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Indian ambassador accorded farewell in Abu Dhabi

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August 17, 2016

Abu Dhabi: T P Seetharam, the outgoing Indian Ambassador to the UAE, was accorded a farewell by Indian organisations in Abu Dhabi recently.

The event was organised by Indian Social and Cultural Centre in association with ADMS, KSC, IIC and ILA at ISC auditorium.

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M.A. Yousuf Ali, chairman of ISC board of governors and chairman and managing director of LuLu Group International, Thomas Varghese, president of ISC, and representatives of various organisations felicitated the ambassador.

A team of Bearys Welfare Forum comprising its President Mohammed Ali Uchil, and Secretary Abdullah Madumoole also met the outgoing ambassador and thanked him for more than two and half years of service in the Emirates.

Seetharam, the Indian Ambassador-designate to the UAE has assumed office on Monday at the Indian Embassy in Abu Dhabi.

The ambassador said he wanted the embassy to extend help and support to the skilled and semi-skilled Indian workers who constitute 65 per cent of the Indian population in the UAE.

Those expatriate workers heavily contribute to the Indian economy with their regular “faithful and loyal” remittances to India, Mr Seetharam said. 

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Asif Mohamed
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Thursday, 18 Aug 2016

Best wishes to Mr.Seetharam, one of the best approachable Indian Ambassador for common Indians, UAE had. Most instrumental in bringing the India-UAE bilateral relations to it's best. With his common family background, did his best to look after common Indians and their problems.

May God bless him with best future

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