New Delhi:
In a special event before International Women’s Day 2025, Adani Group welcomed a delegation of women ambassadors of nine countries in group projects in Khavda and Mundra, Gujarat, where she closely watched the progress of India’s clean energy, infrastructure and industrial development. The delegation first visited Khawda, a remote area of ​​Kutch district of western India, where India’s largest renewable energy company Adani Green Energy is developing the world’s largest clean energy plant. India’s growing energy needs will be met through clean, economical and reliable energy from this 30 -fold solar and wind energy projects spread over the city of Paris. The delegation noticed how state -of -the -art technology is being used in this project, including the Energy Network Operations Center (ENOC) run by women engineers.
The delegation then visited India’s largest commercial port, Mundra Port, which handles about 11% of the country’s total marine goods and 33% of the container traffic. Here she inspected the Electronics Manufacturing Cluster (EMC) located in the Mundra Special Economic Zone (SEZ), where global companies are investing in advance manufacturing.
Apart from this, he also visited the state -of -the -art Solar Manufacturing Plant of Adani Group, which is a major project in India’s attempt to self -sufficiency in renewable energy. Ambassadors at these places also met women professionals and engineers contributing to India’s industrial, economic and energy transformations. This makes it clear that the role of women in the development of the country is continuously increasing.
Women ambassadors of these countries join
In this delegation, Indonesia’s Ambassador to India, Inna Krishnamurthy, the Ambassador of Lithuania in India, Diana Mikevician, Moldova’s Ambassador to India, Ana Taban, Romania’s Ambassador to India, Nepal and Bangladesh, Sana Latif, Lalatata Akusha, the High Commissioner of Republic of India, Labhungi in India, India’s Highlight in India Valentine’s Mochaba, Estonia’s Ambassador to India, Slovenia’s Ambassador to India, Mateja Vodeb Ghosh in India, Luxembourg’s Ambassador to India, Paigi Frantzen.
Role of women in clean energy plant
These 7 ambassadors and two high commissioners also interacted with women members of self -help groups (SHG) supported by Adani Foundation, who worked in the fields ranging from ports to energy. Adani Group has also released a statement regarding the visit of this delegation. In this statement, Adani Group said that female ambassadors of seven countries and High Commissioner of two countries noticed how state -of -the -art technology is being integrated with sustainable development in the renewable energy project. It also includes the Energy Network Center (ENOC) run by women engineers.
Mundra Port, Electronics Manufacturing Cluster visited
Mundra Port handles about 11 percent of the country’s sea goods and 33 percent container traffic. The ambassador visited the Electronics Manufacturing Cluster (EMC) in the Mundra Special Economic Zone (SEZ). Global companies are investing in advanced manufacturing here. Romania’s ambassador Sana Latif said that the workforce of Adani Foundation is impressive. Young engineers have been admitted from campus and brought to the lab. She is not only supporting her family, but is also participating in India’s social and economic development.
Delegation appreciated Adani Group, who said what
The Romanian ambassador said that this is very good news for the whole world. The Adani Group has converted non-lowable land into solar plant, manufacturing sites and functional cities, which not only generated employment, but also energy for the region and India. He further said that Romania is looking for opportunities to cooperate with India. Lesotho’s Mochaba told the female engineers that I have a message for you that as a woman you are living in the society in which you are living, you are engineers of my family. You have to be brave, you have to focus and lead the country in important roles.
‘This is inspiring’
Ambassador of Lithuania Diana Mikevicienne said that it is inspiring that a barren land has suddenly become a platform to serve the country. Not only for limited community but for the whole of India. Women are working in all the positions from operation level to top management in the group. Women are at the forefront of India’s green transformation. The SHG is also supporting women, who make various handicrafts things and run their families.
‘Always dream is most important’
Estonia Ambassador Marje Loop said that it is very interesting to see women working in various fields. It was amazing to produce solar panels on such a large scale and to see women’s participation in it. On International Women’s Day, he gave a message to Indian women and said that always dreaming is most important.
‘The stories that have been seen are very encouraging’
Moldova’s ambassador Aana Taban said that she wants to see more Indian women in high positions in every sector. The products purchased from the SHG -backed SHG will change their fate and this journey will be memorable. Luxembourg’s Ambassador Paigi Frantzen was also impressed by many young women engineers participating in the development of this project and business. Slovenia ambassador Maateja Vodeb Ghosh said that the stories we saw here are very encouraging and it seems that Indian women are ready and they are trying to involve the economic development and provide assistance to families. (Also from IANS)
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