US Ambassador meets Delhi CM Kejriwal, discusses strengthening of mutual cooperation
During the US President and First Lady's brief trip to India last month, Melania had visited a government school in Delhi but Kejriwal and Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia were not allowed to accompany the visiting dignitary.
New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal met US Ambassador to India Kenneth Juster as well as Deputy Chief of Mission in New Delhi Edgard Kagan here on Thursday and discussed a range of issues towards strengthening mutual cooperation between the two countries.
“It was a pleasure to receive US Ambassador to India, His Excellency Ken Juster @USAmbIndia and Dy Chief of Mission, Mr Edgard Kagan. We discussed a range of issues towards strengthening mutual cooperation, including the recent visit of @FLOTUS Mrs Trump to a Delhi govt school,” the Chief Minister tweeted.
It was a pleasure to receive US Ambassador to India, His Excellency Ken Juster @USAmbIndia and Dy Chief of Mission, Mr Edgard Kagan. We discussed a range of issues towards strengthening mutual cooperation, including the recent visit of @FLOTUS Mrs Trump to a Delhi govt school. pic.twitter.com/Uoj9iD3X81
— Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) March 12, 2020
During the US President and First Lady’s brief trip to India last month, Melania had visited a government school in Delhi but Kejriwal and Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia were not allowed to accompany the visiting dignitary.
Received the Luxembourg Ambassador to India, His Excellency Mr Jean Claude Kugener @JCKugener today at the Delhi Secretariat. We had a warm and productive meeting on urban governance and discussed avenues for cooperation between Delhi and Luxembourg. pic.twitter.com/tYNuKeVETE
— Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) March 12, 2020
Both Trump and Melania flew to Ahemdabad on February 25 to address the ‘Namaste Trump’ event that was held on the lines of ‘Howdy Modi’ in Houston last year. The two dignitaries, accompanied by a 12-member delegation, then visited Taj Mahal in Agra and then moved to Delhi, on the last leg of the two-day visit, to ink $3 billion defence deals. (ANI)