Australian PM Celebrates Indias 80th Independence Day, Praises Its Growth and Democracy

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Ganpat Singh Chouhan

Australian PM Celebrates Indias 80th Independence Day, Praises Its Growth and Democracy

Canberra, August 15: On the occasion of India’s 80th Independence Day, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese extended his warm wishes, commending the country’s remarkable progress and its status as the world’s largest democracy and fastest-growing major economy.

In a statement, Albanese said, “I send my best wishes to everyone celebrating India’s 80th Independence Day. The journey of a free India was not easy, but through sheer will, faith, and determination, it has embarked on a new beginning filled with hope. Over the past eight decades since that unique day, India has only grown stronger.”

He added, “Today, as the world’s largest democracy and fastest-growing major economy, India amazes us with the scale of its achievements and the vastness of its potential.”

Albanese also highlighted the significance of this occasion for the Indian-Australian community, emphasizing their role in strengthening the ties between the two nations.

He remarked, “I know that the Indian-Australian community will proudly remember the past 80 years, celebrating their long and rich heritage while looking forward to a future filled with hope. Together, we celebrate all that connects our countries, from our strong economic and strategic partnership to the substantial contributions of the vibrant Indian-Australian community in our nation.”

The Prime Minister expressed excitement about deepening engagement in new and emerging areas between Australia and India, noting the significant contribution of people of Indian descent living in Australia, who serve as a vital link in their valuable friendship. He concluded by celebrating India’s history and culture, its rich diversity, and extraordinary achievements, as well as the bright future that awaits in their shared journey.

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