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Ambassador Solare Praises Delhi's Culture, History, and People

Ambassador Solare Praises Delhi's Culture, History, and People
‘Delhi has been a welcoming city for me, combines history, modernity and tradition’ · indianexpress.com

Imagine a special guest from Guatemala who is like a teacher for his country in India.

He has lived in Delhi for almost three years and really likes it!

He says Delhi is like a big city that has old things, new things, and traditions all mixed together.

He loves visiting old tombs and museums because he likes history.

He also enjoys the lively culture and friendly people.

He thinks Indian food is super yummy, especially biryani and kulfi.

He even met an important Indian person, which helped his country and India become better friends.

If he were to tell his friends back home about Delhi, he would say it's a place everyone should visit because it's so welcoming and special.

He thinks Delhi's subway is great, but wishes there were fewer cars to help the air be cleaner.

He also suggested making a special park to celebrate friendship between India and countries in Latin America.

Key facts

Ambassador's Name
Omar Lisandro Castaneda Solare
Country
Guatemala
Tenure in Delhi
Nearly three years
Key Interests
History, archaeology, radio hosting, water sports, swimming, cultural activities
Favorite Delhi Sites
Safdarjung Tomb, Humayun's Tomb, Gandhi Smriti Museum
Favorite Indian Foods
Chicken biryani, mutton biryani, chicken tikka, paneer, dosa masala, kulfi, carrot halwa

Quotes

Ambassador Omar Lisandro Castaneda Solare

Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Guatemala to India

“I will suggest finding ways to reduce the traffic jams and encouraging people to use the subway system and other alternatives. This will certainly help in improving air quality in Delhi and in the surrounding areas. On other matters, I will recommend the administrators of Delhi to create an area that could be a park or a plaza dedicated to the friendship between India and Latin American and the Caribbean countries. This area will certainly strengthen the good relation that India has with all the Latin American and Caribbean nations, including my country Guatemala.”
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“Certainly, there are many. One of the most important ones is meeting Dr S Jaishankar and the third mechanism of foreign consultations between India and Guatemala in November 2023 that has strengthened our bilateral relations. I am so happy that along with my colleagues in the Embassy, we had celebrated some important cultural exhibitions such as Holy Week in Guatemala and our National Independence Day in September, showcasing the Mayan heritage of Guatemala as the heart of the Mayan World.”
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