BJP Chief JP Nadda To Interact With Foreign Envoys From 13 Nations On Party's 42nd Foundation Day
He said that the envoys will meet with BJP leader Nadda to learn more about the world's largest political party.
New Delhi: Following Nepal Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba's visit to the party's headquarters in a diplomatic effort, BJP President J P Nadda will meet with foreign envoys from BIMSTEC nations and Europe on the occasion of the party's Foundation Day on Wednesday, news agency IANS reported.
Vijay Chauthaiwale, the chairman of the Bharatiya Janata Party's foreign relations department, stated that on April 6, a new project titled "Know the BJP" (Bhajapa ko jaaniye) will be launched for the overseas audience.
"On Wednesday, BJP chief Nadda will interact with heads of 13 missions. The interaction will have everything to do with knowing the party and briefing foreign envoys about the BJP. No element of foreign policy will be part of the interaction," Chauthaiwale was quoted by IANS in its report.
He said that the envoys will meet with BJP leader Nadda to learn more about the world's largest political party.
The event will be attended by envoys from France, the European Union (EU) delegation, Portugal, Switzerland, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Italy, Hungary, Vietnam, Norway, and the High Commissioners of Bangladesh and Singapore.
The BJP has made extraordinary preparations for its 42nd Foundation Day, which will be marked by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address to party workers on Wednesday.
The BJP will also hold a 'Samajik Nyay Pakhwada' protest (Social Justice Fortnight).
Sharing details of the programme at a press conference, BJP national general secretary Arun Singh said, "BJP chief Nadda will hoist the party flag in the morning. At 10 a.m., Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address BJP workers virtually across the country. BJP chief Nadda will participate in the procession at 11 a.m. starting in the national capital. For the next 15 days every day will be dedicated to one flagship programme of the government."
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