14.Mar.’23 75 Years of India – Luxembourg Friendship (FDC-2023)

14.Mar.’23: 75 Years of India – Luxembourg Friendship First Day Cover (FDC-2023)

Name: 14.Mar.’23: 75 Years of India - Luxembourg Friendship First Day Cover (FDC-2023) - Buy Indian Stamps - Philacy
Brand: FDC
Price: 160.00 INR
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Original price was: ₹200.00.Current price is: ₹160.00.

Luxembourg has been a vital partner in the European Union for India, supporting various initiatives and fostering trade relations. Conversely, India’s growing economy has presented numerous opportunities for Luxembourgish businesses, leading to a mutually beneficial partnership. The First Day Cover released on 14 March 2023 stands as a testament to the enduring friendship between India and Luxembourg. It not only celebrates the past achievements but also looks forward to a future of continued collaboration and mutual growth. As both nations commemorate this significant milestone, they reaffirm their commitment to nurturing the bond that has been so carefully built over the decades. This special FDC is more than just a postal item; it is a symbol of the shared history and hopeful future of India and Luxembourg. If you want to Buy this FDC, Indian Stamps and Miniature Sheet , then visit our website philacy.com

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On the 14th of March, 2023, a special 75 Years of India – Luxembourg Friendship First Day Cover was released to commemorate the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between India and Luxembourg. This historic milestone celebrates a journey of friendship, mutual respect, and collaborative growth between the two nations. The release of 75 Years of India – Luxembourg Friendship First Day Cover (FDC-2023) marks a significant event, symbolizing the deep and enduring ties that have flourished over the decades. The diplomatic relationship between India and Luxembourg officially began in 1948, soon after India gained independence. Over the past 75 years, the bond has been strengthened through numerous bilateral agreements, economic partnerships, and cultural exchanges. Key areas of collaboration include trade, education, technology, and sustainable development.