Guj: AMC tweets ''Namaste Trump'' posters ahead of Feb 24 visit
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Ahead of US President Donald Trump's scheduled visit to the city on February 24, the
Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) on Sunday tweeted a series of 'Namaste Trump' posters.
Trump is scheduled to visit the famous Sabarmati Ashram here and take part in a 22-km-long roadshow with Prime
Minister Narendra Modi. After that the two leaders will inaugurate a new cricket stadium in Motera and address a
gathering there, with an expected audience of over a lakh people.
While it was earlier speculated that the programme would be called 'Kem Chho Trump', a Gujarati expression, the
AMC posters confirmed it was now christened as 'Namaste Trump', apparently to give it a pan-India appeal.
"World's oldest democracy meets world's largest democracy," said one of the posters which had images of PM
Modi and President Trump with 'Namaste Trump' displayed prominently.
Posters on the event in the Motera stadium read "Two great democracies at the world's biggest cricket stadium" and
"Bringing India and America together at the world's biggest cricket stadium".
"Hello #Ahmedabad Get ready to say #NamasteTrump #MaruAmdavad gets a historic opportunity to present Indian
Culture & Diversity to the global audience Come, join us for the #BiggestRoadShowEver#IndiaRoadShow 24th February More
details soon...,"said one poster in English, Hindi and Gujarati.
The roadshow, which will commence after the visit to the Sabarmati Ashram, will proceed to SP Ring Road via Indira
Bridge near the airport and reach the newly-constructed 1.10 lakh capacity Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Stadium, which will be
inaugurated by Trump and Modi.
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