Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister Modi and Ratan Tata (archive photo)
Jerusalem: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed his deep condolences on the death of famous Indian industrialist Ratan Tata. In a letter addressed to Prime Minister Modi, Netanyahu wrote: Please convey my condolences to the Ratan family. Benjamin Netanyahu is sympathetic.”
Benjamin Netanyahu expressed his deep condolences on the death of industry leader Ratan Tata. He has also been described as a supporter of friendship between nations. And let us tell you that Ratan, the former chairman of the Tata Group, died on Wednesday evening in a Mumbai hospital at the age of 86. And then condolences came to him from all over the world. Ratan Tata brought the image of India to the world’s consciousness.
Countries such as Britain, America, France and Singapore also expressed their condolences.
Britain, France and America, as well as Singapore, expressed their deep condolences on Tata’s death. In this post addressed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu also highlighted Ratan Tata’s contribution in strengthening Israel-India relations. “I and countless people in Israel mourn the passing of Ratan Naval Tata, a great son of India and defender of friendship between the two countries,” he wrote.
Netanyahu asked Prime Minister Modi to express his condolences to the bereaved family of Ratan Tata. Earlier, Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong also paid tribute to Ratan Tata on Thursday. He had described Tata as a true friend of his country. French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday offered his condolences on the death of Ratan Tata and lauded his contribution to innovation and industrialization. Macron has expressed great appreciation for his role in promoting industries in India and France.
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