More than 60,000 register to meet Indian PM Modi in Abu Dhabi

Over 60,000 individuals have enthusiastically registered to attend the ‘Ahlan Modi’ community event graced by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Abu Dhabi on February 13. This marks the seventh visit of the Indian Prime Minister to the UAE, and the organizers are meticulously coordinating with Abu Dhabi authorities to ensure a grand and seamlessly executed event.

Set to take place at Zayed Sports City Stadium, the mega community event is scheduled a day before PM Modi inaugurates the region’s first traditional Hindu stone temple in Abu Dhabi. ‘Ahlan Modi’ promises to be a vibrant celebration with key highlights, including performances by more than 700 cultural artists showcasing the rich diversity of Indian arts. Moreover, the event will witness the active participation of over 150 Indian community groups, along with thousands of blue-collar workers from across the UAE. The organizers emphasize that this diverse participation will weave a rich tapestry of diversity and unity into the fabric of the event.

Noteworthy aspects of ‘Ahlan Modi’ extend beyond cultural performances and community groups. The event will shine a spotlight on the dynamic participation of Indian schools and student groups, aiming to root the younger generation firmly in their heritage. Additionally, it actively encourages their participation in the nation’s progress, fostering a sense of pride and connection.

In the words of the organizers, “Ahlan Modi is not just an event; it is a celebration of unity in diversity, resonating across borders.” PNC Menon, founder and chairman of Sobha Realty, highlights the significance of this celebration, underlining its role in bringing together people from various backgrounds to celebrate their shared culture and values.

The meticulous planning and coordination with local authorities reflect the commitment to ensuring a seamlessly executed event that reflects the grandeur of the occasion. With the extensive participation of cultural artists, community groups, blue-collar workers, schools, and student groups, ‘Ahlan Modi’ is poised to be a monumental celebration, showcasing the unity in diversity that defines the Indian diaspora in the UAE. This event not only acknowledges the cultural richness but also becomes a platform for fostering a sense of belonging and shared identity among the diverse Indian community in the region.