Governor Tamilisai calls for strengthened cultural bonds with Estonia
Hyderabad, July 28: Governor Dr. Tamilisai Soundararajan on Wednesday called for the further strengthening of cultural bonds with the Republic of Estonia.
She said that there is a greater scope for further collaboration in business, commerce, Information Technology for the mutual benefit of the two countries.
The Governor was interacting with HE Katrin Kivi, Ambassador of Republic of Estonia to India when the latter virtually called on the Governor from Raj Bhavan, here. The Governor interacted with the Ambassador from Raj Nivas in Puducherry.
The Governor welcomed the partnership between the Telangana State and the Republic of Estonia in the areas of Information Technology, Cyber Security, and other digital technologies.
Dr. Tamilisai Soundararajan stated that the Telangana for its rich cultural and traditional heritage offers great scope for cultural exchanges and strengthening of the bonds between the two countries.
The Governor called for the promotion of tourism, business, partnership in medical infrastructure and cultural exchanges between the two countries.
HE Katrin Kivi explained about her country’s keen interest in partnering with the India and Telangana State in areas like IT, Cyber Security, and other digital technologies, as the adoption of digital technologies witnessed massive increase during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Secretary to Governor K. Surendra Mohan and other officials were present.
She said that there is a greater scope for further collaboration in business, commerce, Information Technology for the mutual benefit of the two countries.
The Governor was interacting with HE Katrin Kivi, Ambassador of Republic of Estonia to India when the latter virtually called on the Governor from Raj Bhavan, here. The Governor interacted with the Ambassador from Raj Nivas in Puducherry.
The Governor welcomed the partnership between the Telangana State and the Republic of Estonia in the areas of Information Technology, Cyber Security, and other digital technologies.
Dr. Tamilisai Soundararajan stated that the Telangana for its rich cultural and traditional heritage offers great scope for cultural exchanges and strengthening of the bonds between the two countries.
The Governor called for the promotion of tourism, business, partnership in medical infrastructure and cultural exchanges between the two countries.
HE Katrin Kivi explained about her country’s keen interest in partnering with the India and Telangana State in areas like IT, Cyber Security, and other digital technologies, as the adoption of digital technologies witnessed massive increase during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Secretary to Governor K. Surendra Mohan and other officials were present.