
Dhaka, Apr 12 (UNB) - US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Thursday extended her greetings to the Bangali communities across the world on the occasion of `Pohela Boishakh`, the first day of Bangla New Year.
“On behalf of President Obama and the people of the United States, I'm delighted to send best wishes to Bangali communities worldwide as you celebrate the Bengali New Year,” said Hillary Clinton in a statement.
She said this is a time for Bangalis to honor their rich cultural traditions, from song and dance, food and film, to internationally renowned literature and poetry.
Hillary Clinton said Americans have been influenced by the strong traditions of Bengal, spread through a dynamic Diaspora community, that have shaped our culture for years.
“As we celebrate this New Year together in the spirit of cooperation and respect, know that the United States is a partner and friend. Best wishes for a year of peace, prosperity, health and happiness. Shubho Nobo Borsho!” she added.
Hillary said Bangalis of all faiths and nationalities are coming together, bridging national and religious divisions in honor of a shared history and promising future.
“On behalf of President Obama and the people of the United States, I'm delighted to send best wishes to Bangali communities worldwide as you celebrate the Bengali New Year,” said Hillary Clinton in a statement.
She said this is a time for Bangalis to honor their rich cultural traditions, from song and dance, food and film, to internationally renowned literature and poetry.
Hillary Clinton said Americans have been influenced by the strong traditions of Bengal, spread through a dynamic Diaspora community, that have shaped our culture for years.
“As we celebrate this New Year together in the spirit of cooperation and respect, know that the United States is a partner and friend. Best wishes for a year of peace, prosperity, health and happiness. Shubho Nobo Borsho!” she added.
Hillary said Bangalis of all faiths and nationalities are coming together, bridging national and religious divisions in honor of a shared history and promising future.
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