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World Leaders Extend Diwali Wishes to Indians, from Dubai to Australia

World leaders and ambassadors have sent heartfelt Diwali wishes to millions of Indians celebrating the Festival of Lights both in India and abroad. This year, the festival has drawn attention from various global leaders who highlighted its themes of positivity, renewal, and unity.

Global Leaders Extend Diwali Wishes

Among the notable messages, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese praised Diwali for its universal message of hope. He expressed his hope that the celebrations would uplift spirits and encourage a bright future.

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the ruler of Dubai and Prime Minister of the UAE, also conveyed warm sentiments. He wished safety and prosperity to the Indian community and expressed joy for their celebrations.

Messages from Other Countries

  • Singapore: Prime Minister Lawrence Wong shared his Diwali greetings via video, emphasizing the themes of hope and light.
  • United Kingdom: Prime Minister Keir Starmer extended his wishes to Hindus, Jains, and Sikhs in Britain, reflecting on his own experiences with the festival.
  • Pakistan: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif offered heartfelt greetings to the Hindu community, urging unity and harmony during the celebrations.
  • Sri Lanka: President Anura Kumara Dissanayake sent warm wishes, expressing hope that the festival would guide the nation towards a brighter future.
  • Bhutan: Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay wished for love and laughter during Diwali, urging all to embrace hope and togetherness.
  • United Nations: The UN extended Diwali greetings, wishing for a safe and happy festival for all celebrants.
  • Iran: The Iranian embassy in India sent wishes for peace and prosperity to India on the joyful occasion.
  • Israel: Former ambassador Naor Gilon expressed his warm wishes and referred to Indians as his extended family.

These diverse messages from international leaders underscore the global recognition and celebration of Diwali, highlighting its significance across cultures and borders. As communities around the world gather to celebrate this vibrant festival, the shared themes of light over darkness and hope over fear resonate universally.

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