On September 16th, Qutub Minar, the renowned 13th-century monument and a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in New Delhi, underwent a remarkable transformation as it was illuminated in the vibrant colours of the Mexican flag to commemorate Mexico's 213th Independence Day. This unusual but captivating display echoed the style of the Burj Khalifa, adding a touch of grandeur to the celebration.
Traditionally, Qutub Minar has been illuminated in the Indian Tricolor on India's Independence Day, but this unique gesture showcased the strong friendship and cultural exchange between Mexico and India. The Embassy of Mexico in India proudly shared these mesmerizing images on social media platforms.
Ambassador Federico Salas expressed his pride in witnessing Mexico's national colours adorning the historical landmarks of Delhi. He thanked India's External Affairs Minister, Dr S. Jaishankar, for this warm and symbolic gesture.
In response, Dr Jaishankar extended warm greetings to FM Alicia Bárcena and the government and people of Mexico, reaffirming India's commitment to their privileged partnership.
This spectacular celebration highlighted the beauty of cultural exchange and deepened the friendship bonds between Mexico and India. It served as a visual testament to the harmonious relationship between two nations with rich histories and vibrant cultures.
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