Indian Ambassador: Tree Planting Enhances Environmental Protection
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Indian Ambassador Paramita Tripathi affirmed that India-Kuwait relations are based on a solid friendship, praising the tree-planting initiative in Al-Rawda Park as a symbol of gratitude to mothers and environmental protection, and emphasizing the importance of joint cooperation between the two peoples.
Translated by Qiyas from الأنباء — Original source
Osama Diab: The Ambassador of the Republic of India to the State of Kuwait, Paramita Tripathi, affirmed that India-Kuwait relations, which are celebrating the 65th anniversary of their diplomatic establishment, are built on a solid friendship founded on mutual respect, trust, and strong human ties between the two peoples. She expressed her hope to continue strengthening these relations in a manner that serves the common interests of the two friendly countries.
Tripathi stated that the tree-planting event at Al-Rawda Park, as part of the “A Tree in the Name of Mother” initiative, holds special significance due to its coincidence with the 65th anniversary of diplomatic relations between India and Kuwait. She noted that the initiative embodies values of gratitude toward mothers and appreciation for nature, while raising awareness of the importance of environmental protection and preserving the planet.
In a speech delivered during the event, the Indian Ambassador added that the initiative, launched by the Indian government, encourages planting trees in honor of mothers, extending this symbolism to honor nature and Mother Earth, thereby linking feelings of gratitude toward those who care for us with our shared responsibility to protect the environment that sustains life.
She clarified that trees, like mothers, give selflessly by providing shade, improving air quality, supporting biodiversity, and sustaining life. She emphasized that tree planting represents a practical step toward building a greener and more sustainable future.
Tripathi pointed out that the participation of Kuwaiti friends and members of the Indian community, especially children, adds special significance to the event and reflects the spirit of harmony and cooperation that characterizes India-Kuwait relations. She noted that bringing together people from diverse backgrounds and cultures around a common goal underscores that environmental protection is a human responsibility that transcends national borders and fosters a sense of belonging to a single global family.
She stressed the importance of involving children in environmental initiatives, as this plays a key role in instilling in them the understanding that protecting nature is not merely an obligation, but a lifelong commitment.