Telugu Language Day Celebrated in Saudi Arabia with P4 Awareness Programme

The Telugu Language Day was celebrated in Saudi Arabia with great enthusiasm, highlighting the rich cultural heritage of the Telugu-speaking community abroad. The event, organised by the Saudi Arabia Telugu Association (SATA) in collaboration with the TDP NRI Committee, also served as a platform to promote the innovative P4 model (Public–Private–People Partnership) championed by the Andhra Pradesh government.

The Event

• Over 2,000 attendees participated in the celebrations, learning about the role of the P4 model in achieving social and economic empowerment.
• Kondapalli Srinivas, Minister for MSME & SERP, addressed the gathering virtually, stressing Andhra Pradesh’s commitment to eradicating poverty and driving inclusive development.
• The programme emphasized the vision of achieving “zero poverty by 2047” through collective action.

Role of NRIs

More than 100 NRIs pledged support for vulnerable families. Notable contributors included:

• Dr. Vemuri Ravi
• Dr. P. Krishnamohan

They highlighted the importance of collaborative community-driven initiatives to uplift disadvantaged groups.

Organisers and Dignitaries

The event was led by SATA Core Committee members, including:

• Anandraju Gunduboyina (President)
• Sucharitha
• Jani Basha Shaik
• Irfan Mohammed
• Rajasekhar Chennupati
• Satibabu Chollangi
• Ananth Srinivas Dadi
• Akshitha Chennupati
• Shilpa Gaddam

Their efforts showcased the strength of the Telugu diaspora in promoting cultural identity abroad.

Significance

• The celebration of Telugu Language Day in Saudi Arabia reinforced the global recognition of Telugu as a major Indian language with deep cultural roots.
• The event not only celebrated language and heritage but also aligned with Andhra Pradesh’s development vision through the P4 model.
• It highlighted how language, culture, and development goals can unite communities across borders.