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Consul General welcomes Tamil Nadu CM M.K. Stalin to San Francisco

The CM is leading a high-level official delegation to the United States with the goal of attracting investment into Tamil Nadu.

Tamil Nadu CM M K Stalin being greeted on his arrival in San Francisco / Hclicks Photography

San Francisco, CA – Consul General of India in San Francisco, Dr. K. Srikar Reddy welcomed the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, M.K. Stalin, and his wife Durgavathy Stalin, to San Francisco On Aug. 28. The CM is leading a high-level official delegation to the United States, which includes the Industries Minister T.R.B. Rajaa and senior officials, with the goal of attracting investment into Tamil Nadu.

Upon arrival, the delegation was received at the airport by members of the Tamil diaspora and community leaders. The welcoming ceremony was further energized by a vibrant dance performance by local youngsters, who showcased the rich cultural heritage of Tamil Nadu and set a festive tone for the visit.



The Chief Minister's schedule in the United States is notably busy, reflecting the importance of this visit. Over the course of his stay, he is set to engage in a series of high-profile meetings with potential investors, business leaders, and officials. These discussions are aimed at promoting Tamil Nadu as a premier investment destination and exploring opportunities for collaboration in various sectors, including technology, manufacturing, and infrastructure.

In addition to these meetings, the CM will also be addressing gatherings of the Tamil diaspora, where he will highlight the state's achievements and outline future plans for economic growth. His itinerary also includes visits to key companies and innovation hubs, where the delegation will explore avenues for technological exchange and partnerships that could benefit both Tamil Nadu and the United States.

This visit marks a significant step in strengthening the ties between Tamil Nadu and the United States, with the delegation's efforts poised to bring substantial investment and development opportunities to the state.

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