Historic Appointment: India Celebrates Cardinal Koovakad
Archbishop George Koovakad of India is set to become a cardinal, an event celebrated as a major national honor. A government delegation, led by Union Minister George Kurian, is attending the ceremony in Vatican City. Koovakad has been pivotal in organizing Pope Francis' international tours since 2020.
- Country:
- India
Archbishop George Koovakad of India is on the brink of receiving the cardinal status, an event being hailed as a significant achievement for the nation, according to the Prime Minister's Office.
A delegation from India, spearheaded by Union Minister George Kurian, has traveled to Vatican City to attend the landmark ceremony presided over by Pope Francis.
Koovakad, 51, originally from Kerala, has been instrumental in coordinating Pope Francis' global tours since 2020. He will join 21 other clergy members in being elevated to the cardinal rank.
(With inputs from agencies.)
ALSO READ
Jharkhand's Financial Leap: New Salary Package MoU With Bank of India
India-born Innovator Sanjoy Paul Honored as NAI Fellow
Strengthening Ties: India and Netherlands Forge Economic Path with JTIC
VB-G RAM G Law: A Threat to India's Rural Employment Backbone
India-Oman Trade Boost: Zero-Duty Access For Key Exports

