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MEA Secretary Meets Indian Diaspora Leaders in New York
✍️ Asianet Newsable
🗓 03 Oct 2026, 02:02 PM
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The Secretary of India's Ministry of External Affairs convened a detailed discussion with leaders of the Indian diaspora in New York to address community concerns and strengthen ties.
On Thursday, the Secretary of India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) held a meeting with prominent leaders of the Indian diaspora in New York. The gathering took place at a venue in Manhattan where representatives from various community organizations were present.
The primary aim of the session was to exchange views on issues affecting Indians abroad, including citizenship, investment opportunities, and cultural initiatives. The Secretary emphasized the government's commitment to supporting diaspora engagement and highlighted upcoming programs to facilitate business ties.
Participants discussed the need for better communication channels between the Indian government and overseas communities. They also explored ways to promote educational and professional exchanges between the United States and India.
The MEA Secretary concluded the meeting by outlining next steps, which include setting up a dedicated liaison office in New York and scheduling follow‑up visits to address specific concerns raised by the diaspora leaders.
The primary aim of the session was to exchange views on issues affecting Indians abroad, including citizenship, investment opportunities, and cultural initiatives. The Secretary emphasized the government's commitment to supporting diaspora engagement and highlighted upcoming programs to facilitate business ties.
Participants discussed the need for better communication channels between the Indian government and overseas communities. They also explored ways to promote educational and professional exchanges between the United States and India.
The MEA Secretary concluded the meeting by outlining next steps, which include setting up a dedicated liaison office in New York and scheduling follow‑up visits to address specific concerns raised by the diaspora leaders.