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Indian Foreign Service Officer Trainees call on the Prime Minister Modi

| @indiablooms | May 15, 2018, at 01:49 am

New Delhi, May 14 (IBNS):  Thirty nine Officer Trainees of Indian Foreign Service, currently undergoing training in the Foreign Service Institute, called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday.

Addressing the Officer Trainees, the Prime Minister stressed the importance of representing India abroad in the context of India’s rich history, culture and traditions.

The Prime Minister said that IFS Officers should remain alive not only to the current national priorities, but also future requirements for national development.

The Prime Minister encouraged the Officer Trainees to become more tech-savvy and engage fully with the State governments and diaspora, who are increasingly important stakeholders in the conduct of foreign relations.

Two diplomats from Bhutan, also currently under training at the Foreign Service Institute, also joined the group.

 

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