Desk:During the G20 Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi showcased India’s rich cultural heritage through carefully selected gifts for global leaders. These gifts represented the artistic excellence and traditions of various Indian states, highlighting the country’s diversity and craftsmanship.
- To Italy’s PM Giorgia Meloni: A beautifully crafted silver candle stand made in Maharashtra.
- To Chile’s President Gabriel Boric: A ceremonial photo frame made of silver and rosewood.
- To Guyana’s PM Mark Phillips: A golden wood-crafted royal chariot figurine from Rajasthan.
- To Argentina’s President Javier Milei: A silver photo frame adorned with floral designs from Rajasthan.
- To Portugal’s PM Luis Montenegro: A hand-carved glass chess set with traditional designs from Maharashtra.
- To Australia’s PM Anthony Albanese: A precious sapphire featuring a camel head replica, crafted in Pune.
- To Brazil’s President Lula da Silva: A Warli painting, a tribal art form from Maharashtra’s Dahanu, Palghar, and Talasari regions. Additionally, his wife received a silver-colored purse studded with gems from Andhra Pradesh.
- To Indonesia’s President Joko Widodo: A Kohbar painting symbolizing tribal life and culture from Bihar and Jharkhand.
These unique gifts not only strengthened diplomatic ties but also served as a beautiful representation of India’s artistry and traditions on the global stage.
