அபுதாபியில் நடைபெறும் 'நம்மில் ஒருவர்' நிகழ்ச்சி நேரலை https://t.co/N2X184mpuQ

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin shared live video proceedings of the Nammil Oruvar diaspora reception held in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The grand gathering brought together thousands of non-resident Tamils, community elders, cultural patrons, and working professionals residing in the Gulf nation. Stalin engaged intimately with attendees, sharing affection and listening attentively to their personal experiences, professional journeys, and collective aspirations for their homeland.

Addressing the vibrant gathering, Stalin commended expatriate Tamils for their relentless hard work, integrity, and exceptional contributions toward the development of host nations while preserving Tamil language and values. He reiterated that his government treats non-resident Tamils as an inseparable part of the state family, establishing dedicated welfare boards and grievance mechanisms to safeguard their interests, legal security, and social wellbeing both abroad and at home.

The Chief Minister remarked that events like Nammil Oruvar celebrate cultural brotherhood and strengthen enduring emotional bonds between expatriates and Tamil Nadu. Stalin invited diaspora members to contribute their expertise, technological insights, and investment capital to state developmental initiatives, assuring them of unwavering government support and celebrating their shared identity as global ambassadors of Tamil culture.