Cultural Attaché of Panama Appreciates AAFT During Visit to Marwah Studios

Cultural Attaché of Panama Appreciates AAFT During Visit to Marwah Studios

Noida: AAFT received high appreciation from Ediza Jiménez, Cultural Attaché at the Embassy of Panama, during her recent visit to Marwah Studios at Film City, Noida. The visit was organized to explore and strengthen avenues of cooperation in media education, cultural exchange, film, television, and creative industries between India and Panama.

During her visit, Ediza Jiménez was given an extensive tour of the world-renowned Marwah Studios and AAFT campus, where she interacted with faculty members, students, and administrators. She expressed admiration for the institution’s state-of-the-art infrastructure, international outreach, and its commitment to nurturing creative talent from around the world.

“AAFT is an impressive institution that has made remarkable contributions to media and arts education. The scale of activities, the global vision, and the opportunities provided to students are truly inspiring. I see great potential for collaboration between Panama and AAFT in the areas of culture, education, and creative industries,” said Ediza Jiménez.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of Marwah Studios and Chair of the Indo Panama Film and Cultural Forum, emphasized the importance of cultural diplomacy through education and the arts.

“India and Panama share warm and friendly relations, and culture serves as one of the strongest bridges between nations. Through the Indo Panama Film and Cultural Forum, we are committed to creating meaningful opportunities for artistic collaboration, academic exchange, film cooperation, and people-to-people connections. We are delighted to welcome Ms. Ediza Jiménez to AAFT and look forward to strengthening our partnership with Panama,” said Dr. Marwah.

The discussions focused on student exchange programs, participation in international film festivals, joint cultural events, academic collaborations, and initiatives to enhance understanding between the people of India and Panama through the medium of arts and media.

The visit concluded on a positive note, with both sides expressing enthusiasm for future collaborations that would further deepen cultural and educational ties between the two countries.

Powerful Documentary from Panama “The Sorcerer – Julio Zachrisson” Inaugurated at 14th Global Festival of Journalism & AVGC Noida 2026

Powerful Documentary from Panama “The Sorcerer – Julio Zachrisson” Inaugurated at 14th Global Festival of Journalism & AVGC Noida 2026

Noida, India: A powerful and artistically enriching documentary from Panama, “The Sorcerer – Julio Zachrisson”, directed by Trillo Guardia, was ceremonially inaugurated at the prestigious 14th Global Festival of Journalism & AVGC Noida 2026 held at Marwah Studios, Film City Noida.

The screening was inaugurated by His Excellency Alonso Correa Miguel, Ambassador of Panama to India, in the distinguished presence of media professionals, diplomats, filmmakers, and journalism students from across the country.

After the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of the festival, welcomed the Ambassador and highlighted the importance of cultural exchange through cinema. He emphasized that documentaries such as “The Sorcerer – Julio Zachrisson” play a vital role in preserving artistic heritage and strengthening international understanding between nations like India and Panama. Dr. Marwah appreciated the depth and creative brilliance of the film and underlined the growing collaboration between the two countries in media and culture.

Addressing the audience, H.E. Alonso Correa Miguel expressed his gratitude to the organizers for providing a global platform to showcase Panamanian art and culture. He spoke about the significance of Julio Zachrisson’s contribution to art and how the documentary beautifully captures the essence of his creative journey. The Ambassador noted that such festivals promote friendship, dialogue, and stronger cultural ties between Panama and India.

Later, Dr. Sandeep Marwah presented the prestigious Award of Distinction to the documentary, which was graciously received by the Ambassador on behalf of the filmmakers and the people of Panama. The audience applauded the film for its compelling storytelling and artistic excellence.

The screening of “The Sorcerer – Julio Zachrisson” added an international dimension to the festival and reaffirmed the commitment of the Global Festival of Journalism to celebrate meaningful cinema from around the world.

Seminar on “Journalism During Conflict and Crisis: From Local to Global” Held on International Journalism Day

Seminar on “Journalism During Conflict and Crisis: From Local to Global” Held on International Journalism Day

Noida Film City, India: A powerful and thought-provoking seminar titled “Journalism During Conflict and Crisis: From Local to Global” was inaugurated with great distinction on 12th February – International Journalism Day during the prestigious Global Festival of Journalism & AVGC Noida 2026 at Marwah Studios.

The seminar was inaugurated by H.E. Alonso Correa Miguel, Ambassador of Panama, in the presence of eminent media professionals and editors including Amrita Garg, Senior News Anchor & Content Producer, News Nation; Raj Kishor, National Editor, Amar Ujala; Dinesh Gautam, Senior Executive Editor, TV9 Bharatvarsh; Pratyush Ranjan, Chief Editor – Digital AI & Fact-Checking at PTI; Prafulkumar Shrivastav, Founder of The Trending Podcast Show; and Parimal Kumar, Senior Journalist & Former Senior Special Correspondent, NDTV.

The session was formally initiated by Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of Marwah Studios and Chancellor of AAFT University, who welcomed the distinguished guests and emphasized the critical role of journalism in times of conflict and crisis.

In his opening address, Dr. Marwah highlighted that journalism during turbulent times demands courage, integrity, verification, and global sensitivity. He underlined that modern journalism has evolved from local reportage to global impact within seconds due to digital platforms and emerging technologies. “Journalism is not merely about reporting events; it is about safeguarding truth, maintaining balance, and serving humanity, especially during conflict and crisis. In challenging times, journalists become the bridge between reality and responsibility,” said Dr. Marwah.

Each speaker presented insightful observations drawn from their professional experiences, discussing war reporting, misinformation, ethical dilemmas, AI-driven fact-checking, digital verification tools, and the responsibility of media in maintaining social harmony. The panel collectively stressed the importance of responsible reporting, cross-border understanding, and technological preparedness in the modern newsroom.

H.E. Alonso Correa Miguel appreciated the initiative of hosting such a globally relevant discussion and emphasized the importance of free and responsible media in strengthening democratic values.

The seminar witnessed enthusiastic participation from journalists, diplomats, media students, academicians, and international delegates, making it one of the most engaging sessions of the festival. The event concluded with an interactive question-and-answer session, reinforcing the significance of ethical journalism in shaping global narratives during uncertain times.

Panama Delegation Visits Marwah Studios to Strengthen Cultural Cooperation

Panama Delegation Visits Marwah Studios to Strengthen Cultural Cooperation

Noida, India: Marwah Studios, Film City Noida, warmly welcomed a distinguished Delegation from Panama under the banner of the Indo Panama Film and Cultural Forum, marking yet another milestone in strengthening cultural and creative ties between India and Panama.

Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of Marwah Studios and Chair of the Indo Panama Film and Cultural Forum, greeted the delegation with great enthusiasm. He stated, “We are honoured to host our friends from Panama. This collaboration opens new avenues in art, cinema, education, and cultural exchange. Marwah Studios remains committed to building meaningful international partnerships that encourage dialogue, creativity, and global understanding.”

Representing Panama, Fauzia Bakshi, Cultural Representative from Panama, expressed her gratitude for the warm welcome. She said, “Panama deeply values its cultural relationship with India. Marwah Studios provides an exceptional platform for artistic and academic collaboration. We look forward to expanding joint initiatives in film, media, and cultural development.”

The visit included interactive discussions on future partnerships, student exchange possibilities, collaborative film projects, and cultural festivals aimed at strengthening bilateral bonds.

The meeting concluded with mutual appreciation and a shared vision of enhancing Indo–Panama relations through art, culture, and media.

AAFT School of Hospitality and Tourism Showcase Flavors of Panama at 11th Global Literary Festival Noida 2025

AAFT School of Hospitality and Tourism Showcase Flavors of Panama at 11th Global Literary Festival Noida 2025

Noida, 26th September 2025: The International Chamber of Media and Entertainment Industry (ICMEI) in collaboration with the AAFT School of Hospitality and Tourism brought a delightful international flavor to the 11th Global Literary Festival Noida 2025 by presenting the authentic cuisines of Panama at Marwah Studios, Film City Noida.

The showcase was inaugurated by H.E. Alonso Correa Miguel, Ambassador of Panama to India, who expressed his appreciation for the initiative. “Food is the essence of cultural identity. By presenting Panamanian cuisine in India, we are creating a platform of friendship, respect, and mutual appreciation between our two nations,” he said.

Addressing the gathering, Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of AAFT University and Chair of the Indo Panama Film and Cultural Forum, emphasized the importance of cultural exchange through gastronomy. “Cuisine is a celebration of life and a bridge between people. Introducing Panamanian flavors at our festival strengthens the message of love, peace, and unity, while giving our students a unique opportunity to experience global traditions,” he remarked.

The Panamanian food presentation added a vibrant cultural element to the festival, perfectly complementing its vision of blending literature, art, culture, and hospitality on a truly global platform.

H.E. Alonso Correa Miguel, Ambassador of Panama, Visits AAFT School of Fashion and Design

H.E. Alonso Correa Miguel, Ambassador of Panama, Visits AAFT School of Fashion and Design

Noida, India — The AAFT School of Fashion and Design had the honour of hosting H.E. Alonso Correa Miguel, Ambassador of Panama to India, during his special visit to Marwah Studios. The occasion was marked under the banner of the Indo Panama Film and Cultural Forum, an initiative of the International Chamber of Media and Entertainment Industry (ICMEI) to strengthen cultural, artistic, and academic ties between India and Panama.

Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of Marwah Studios and Chair of the Indo Panama Film and Cultural Forum, extended a warm welcome to the Ambassador and introduced him to the vibrant activities of AAFT. The Ambassador interacted with faculty members and students, appreciating the creativity and innovative work showcased at the School of Fashion and Design.

Highlighting the essence of cultural exchange, Dr. Marwah emphasized the role of fashion, film, and design in building bridges between nations. He also reiterated AAFT’s commitment to fostering global learning and international partnerships.

Ambassador Alonso Correa Miguel expressed his admiration for the facilities and talent at AAFT, noting the potential for collaborative projects in fashion, design, cinema, and culture between India and Panama.

The visit concluded with a tour of the creative studios, leaving behind a strong note of cooperation and future collaboration under the Indo Panama Film and Cultural Forum.

ICMEI Extends Warm Wishes to Colombia on Its Independence Day

ICMEI Extends Warm Wishes to Colombia on Its Independence Day

New Delhi, 20th July 2025: The International Chamber of Media and Entertainment Industry (ICMEI) extended its heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to H.E. Victor Hugo Echeverri Jaramillo, Ambassador of Colombia to India, and the friendly people of the Republic of Colombia on the joyous occasion of their Independence Day, celebrated annually on 20th July.

Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of ICMEI and a prominent figure in cultural diplomacy, conveyed his greetings with deep respect and admiration for the vibrant heritage, history, and progressive vision of Colombia. “India and Colombia share a bond rooted in mutual respect, cultural richness, and growing cooperation. On this proud occasion of Colombia’s Independence Day, we salute the spirit of its people and reiterate our commitment to strengthening artistic and cultural relations between our nations,” said Dr. Marwah.

ICMEI has been actively engaged in promoting international relations through art, cinema, and culture. The chamber looks forward to hosting more collaborative events under the Indo-Colombia Film and Cultural Forum, encouraging dialogue and exchange between creative communities of both countries.

Sandeep Marwah Honoured by Ambassador of Panama for His Outstanding Contribution to India–Panama Cultural Relations

Sandeep Marwah Honoured by Ambassador of Panama for His Outstanding Contribution to India–Panama Cultural Relations

Noida, June 2025: In a prestigious ceremony held at Marwah Studios, Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of Marwah Studios and Chair of the Indo Panama Film and Cultural Forum (IPFCF), was honoured by H.E. Alonso Correa Miguel, the Hon’ble Ambassador of Panama to India, in recognition of his six years of tireless dedication towards strengthening Indo–Panama relations through art, culture, and media.

The felicitation took place during the grand celebration of 32 years of the International Film and Television Research Centre (IFTRC) and the commencement of the 125th batch of the Asian Academy of Film and Television (AAFT) at Noida Film City. The ceremony was graced by the esteemed presence of Shri Kalraj Mishra, the 44th Governor of Rajasthan, and Emile Mwepesi, Second Counsellor at the High Commission of Rwanda, alongside a large gathering of national and international dignitaries, media professionals, and students.

While presenting the Certificate of Honour to Dr. Marwah, Ambassador Alonso Correa Miguel remarked, “Dr. Sandeep Marwah’s sincerity and commitment toward fostering cultural diplomacy between Panama and India cannot be measured by awards alone. This gesture is merely a symbol of our deep appreciation for his six years of impactful efforts in bringing our two nations closer through the medium of art, cinema, and cultural exchange.”

In his response, Dr. Sandeep Marwah expressed heartfelt gratitude, stating, “It is an honour to be recognized by the Ambassador of Panama. This award is not just a personal milestone, but a celebration of the collective spirit of cooperation and friendship that IPFCF has nurtured over the years. I am thankful for the trust and collaboration extended by the Embassy of Panama, and I dedicate this honour to our shared vision of global cultural unity.”

The Indo Panama Film and Cultural Forum, initiated by ICMEI in collaboration with the Embassy of Panama, has been one of the most active international cultural forums, conducting over 25 programs that highlight cinematic, educational, and cultural synergies between the two nations.

AAFT Announces Special Scholarship for Student from Panama through IPFCF

Noida, June 2025: In a significant move to strengthen cultural and educational ties between India and Panama, the Asian Academy of Film and Television (AAFT), under the umbrella of the Indo Panama Film and Cultural Forum (IPFCF), announced a special scholarship for a deserving student from Panama. The announcement was made during the celebration of 32 years of the International Film and Television Research Centre (IFTRC) and the commencement of the 125th historic batch of AAFT at Marwah Studios, Noida Film City.

The scholarship was ceremoniously handed over to H.E. Alonso Correa Miguel, the Hon’ble Ambassador of Panama to India, by Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of Marwah Studios and Chancellor of AAFT University. The moment was celebrated in the presence of dignitaries, faculty, students, and media professionals, marking a milestone event in the long-standing relationship between the two nations.

Dr. Sandeep Marwah, a visionary leader in media education and global cultural diplomacy, shared, “The Indo Panama Film and Cultural Forum has been actively promoting mutual cooperation through art, cinema, and education. Out of the many international forums established in collaboration with foreign embassies and high commissions, IPFCF has consistently delivered impactful results. This scholarship represents not only our commitment to cultural exchange but also our belief in empowering global talent through quality education. Handing over this scholarship is an event in itself—a testament to our dedication to building global bridges.”

Accepting the scholarship on behalf of the Government and people of Panama, H.E. Alonso Correa Miguel expressed heartfelt appreciation and said, “This scholarship is a powerful symbol of friendship and cooperation between Panama and India. It opens doors of opportunity for our youth to learn, explore, and contribute to the global creative industry. I thank Dr. Marwah and the entire AAFT family for their generosity and vision. We are proud to be associated with such a vibrant cultural and educational institution.”

The event further reaffirmed AAFT’s role as a global hub for creative learning and its commitment to internationalization of education through meaningful partnerships. The scholarship will cover tuition and support services for a full-time course at AAFT for a deserving candidate from Panama, chosen in collaboration with the Embassy.

Alonso Correa Miguel Honoured with Patronship of Indo Panama Film and Cultural Forum

Alonso Correa Miguel Honoured with Patronship of Indo Panama Film and Cultural Forum

Noida, June 2025: In a grand celebration marking 32 glorious years of the International Film and Television Research Centre (IFTRC) and the commencement of the 125th historic batch of AAFT, Marwah Studios proudly conferred the prestigious Patronship of Indo Panama Film and Cultural Forum (IPFCF) upon H.E. Alonso Correa Miguel, the Hon’ble Ambassador of Panama to India.

The ceremony, held at Marwah Studios, Noida Film City, witnessed a vibrant gathering of film and television professionals, dignitaries, cultural envoys, and enthusiastic students of AAFT. The honour was bestowed by Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of Marwah Studios and founder of AAFT, in recognition of Ambassador Correa Miguel’s continuous support towards cultural diplomacy and his commitment to strengthening India–Panama relations.

Dr. Sandeep Marwah shared that the Indo Panama Film and Cultural Forum (IPFCF) was established nearly seven years ago as a collaborative initiative between the Embassy of Panama in India and the International Chamber of Media and Entertainment Industry (ICMEI). Since its inception, the forum has been instrumental in organizing and facilitating over 25 major cultural, cinematic, and academic events to foster bilateral cooperation in arts and culture.

“Panama has been an integral part of ICMEI’s flagship initiatives, and this recognition is a reflection of our strong and ever-growing partnership,” said Dr. Marwah during his address.

H.E. Alonso Correa Miguel, in his remarks, expressed deep gratitude for the honour and reiterated Panama’s commitment to deepening its cultural ties with India. “I am delighted to be associated with this vibrant platform that not only connects two countries but also bridges people through cinema and culture. IPFCF is a shining example of how cultural diplomacy paves the way for enduring friendships,” he said.

The event also served as a platform to reaffirm IPFCF’s future roadmap, including student exchange programs, joint film productions, and collaborative festivals that celebrate the diversity of both nations.

The celebration concluded with a standing ovation for the newly appointed patron and a cultural presentation by the students of AAFT, encapsulating the spirit of Indo-Panamanian friendship.

Indo-Panama Film and Cultural Forum Unveils Coastal Elegance at 9th Global Fashion and Design Week Noida 2025

Indo-Panama Film and Cultural Forum Unveils Coastal Elegance at 9th Global Fashion and Design Week Noida 2025

Noida, India – May 31, 2025 – The Indo-Panama Film and Cultural Forum, in proud collaboration with the Embassy of Panama in India, brought a wave of coastal charm and Panamanian spirit to the forefront at the 9th Global Fashion and Design Week (GFDW) Noida 2025, hosted at the iconic Marwah Studios, Noida Film City.

Dr. Sandeep Marwah, Chancellor of AAFT University and Chair for the Indo-Panama Film and Cultural Forum, highlighted the importance of creative exchanges in strengthening global ties. “Panama and India share a deep cultural affinity. Fashion is a universal language, and this platform allows us to explore and celebrate our connections through style, storytelling, and innovation,” he remarked.

Regarded as the world’s largest academic fashion week, GFDW 2025 attracted a global community of designers, artists, and cultural representatives. Spearheaded by the Fashion Committee of the International Chamber of Media and Entertainment Industry (ICMEI) and supported by the AAFT School of Fashion and Design and AAFT School of Interior Designing, this year’s edition featured: 200+ top designers, 550 original fashion creations, 125 creative interior installations, 9 fashion shows, 90 runway rounds, 6 exhibitions, and 9 international culinary showcases

The festival was broadcast live on MSTV, Radio Noida, and covered by over 600 international media outlets.

The Indo-Panama Fashion Showcase was a standout segment, presenting a serene yet striking collection inspired by the beaches and breezes of Panama. The line fused handcrafted macramé fabrics, breezy silhouettes, and a soothing blue ombré palette reminiscent of the ocean. It embodied relaxed luxury and coastal elegance, designed for the modern wanderer and sunseeker. The garments balanced traditional craftsmanship with contemporary beachwear aesthetics, evoking timeless beauty and effortless sophistication.

Adding depth to the cultural presentation, a furniture piece inspired by Panama was also on display—merging tropical textures, nautical elements, and sleek modern design. It captured the essence of Panamanian architecture and artisanal design sensibilities.

The Indo-Panama Film and Cultural Forum continues to serve as a vital bridge in promoting cultural exchange, creative dialogue, and international friendship through fashion, design, and media.

Panamanian Film ‘Algo Azul’ Shines at the 17th Global Film Festival

Panamanian Film ‘Algo Azul’ Shines at the 17th Global Film Festival

Noida, India – The International Film and Television Club (IFTC), in collaboration with the Indo-Panama Film and Cultural Forum, proudly presented the feature film Algo Azul at the prestigious 17th Global Film Festival, held at Marwah Film City. The Panamanian film, directed by the talented Mariel García Spooner, captivated the audience with its compelling narrative and artistic finesse.

The event was graced by Yanytzel Karina Duarte, Charge d’Affaires of the Embassy of Panama, who expressed her appreciation for the platform provided by Marwah Studios to showcase the cultural vibrancy of Panama through cinema.

Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of Marwah Studios, shared his thoughts, stating, “The Global Film Festival has always been a celebration of international cinema and cultural exchange. We are delighted to host Algo Azul, a remarkable representation of Panamanian creativity and storytelling.”

In a significant moment of recognition, the prestigious Award of Distinction was presented to the film. Yanytzel Karina Duarte graciously accepted the honor on behalf of the filmmakers, marking a milestone in strengthening cultural ties between India and Panama.

The 17th Global Film Festival continues to highlight global cinematic excellence, fostering artistic collaborations and cross-cultural dialogue.

                             AAFT School of Hospitality and Tourism Celebrates Panamanian Cuisine at the 17th GFFN

Noida, India – The AAFT School of Hospitality and Tourism proudly showcased the vibrant and diverse culinary traditions of Panama during the 17th Global Film Festival held at Marwah Film City, Noida. The event was inaugurated by distinguished guests Yanytzel Karina Duarte, Charge d’Affaires of the Embassy of Panama, and Anabella Chávez, Second Secretary of the Embassy of Panama.

The festival brought together food enthusiasts, cultural aficionados, and film lovers, offering a platform to explore the rich heritage of Panama through its exquisite cuisine. The Panamanian dishes, expertly prepared and presented, were a true testament to the country’s cultural depth and gastronomic excellence.

Dr. Sandeep Marwah, Founder-President of Marwah Studios, highlighted the growing relationship between India and Panama through the Indo-Panama Film and Cultural Forum. Speaking at the event, Dr. Marwah praised the flavors and uniqueness of Panamanian cuisine, stating, “Food is a beautiful bridge that connects cultures and fosters deeper understanding. Events like this bring us closer to Panama and its rich traditions.”

Yanytzel Karina Duarte, Charge d’Affaires of the Embassy of Panama, expressed her gratitude to the organizers and emphasized the importance of cultural exchange. She said, “We are delighted to bring a taste of Panama to India. This collaboration not only showcases our culinary heritage but also strengthens the cultural bond between our two nations.”

Anabella Chávez, Second Secretary of the Embassy of Panama, also appreciated the opportunity to present Panama’s culinary art, emphasizing its role in fostering mutual respect and admiration between the two countries.

The event marked another milestone in the ongoing cultural and diplomatic efforts facilitated by the Indo-Panama Film and Cultural Forum. Guests and participants relished the delectable Panamanian dishes, further enriching the festival experience.

ICMEI Celebrates Independence Day of Panama with Cultural Pride

ICMEI Celebrates Independence Day of Panama with Cultural Pride

Noida, India – Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of Marwah Studios and the International Chamber of Media and Entertainment Industry (ICMEI), extended heartfelt congratulations on behalf of the entire Indian art and culture fraternity to Yanytzel Durante Garibaldo, Chargé d’Affaires of Panama, and the people of Panama on the occasion of their Independence Day, celebrated on 28th November.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Marwah expressed his admiration for Panama’s rich cultural heritage and historical journey toward independence. As Chairperson of the Indo-Panama Film and Cultural Forum, Dr. Marwah highlighted the importance of strengthening cultural and cinematic ties between India and Panama through collaborative initiatives and events.

“Panama’s Independence Day is a celebration of the spirit of freedom and progress. It is also an opportunity to deepen our bonds of friendship and cultural exchange. Through the Indo-Panama Film and Cultural Forum, we aim to create new avenues for collaboration in cinema, art, and culture,” said Dr. Marwah during the celebration.

The Indo-Panama Film and Cultural Forum, under the aegis of ICMEI, has been instrumental in fostering closer ties between the two nations. It has provided platforms for filmmakers, artists, and cultural enthusiasts to collaborate, exchange ideas, and showcase their unique traditions on a global stage.

Marwah Studios and ICMEI continue to lead efforts in building international partnerships that celebrate cultural diversity and promote harmony. This year’s observance of Panama’s Independence Day reaffirms their commitment to using media and entertainment as powerful tools for bridging nations and enriching communities.

Yasiel Alines Burillo Rivera Patron to Indo Panama Cultural Forum

Indo Panama Film And Cultural Forum Honoured Ambassador

New Delhi: “I take this opportunity to extend my heartiest welcome to H.E. Mrs Yasiel Alines Burillo Rivera Ambassador Designate of Embassy of Panama to India and feel honored in presenting the Patron Ship of Indo Panama Film And Cultural Forum to her,” said  Sandeep Marwah President of International Chamber of Media And Entertainment Industry while handing over the memento to the Ambassador.

We are sure that the Indo Panama film and cultural forum will bring people of two countries together. We are also confident that forum will touch great heights under the leadership of H.E. Mrs Yasiel A. Burillo R.,” added Sandeep Marwah also Chair for Indo Panama Cultural Forum.

“I am touched by the gesture extended towards me. We will give full support to the forum so that we can achieve our purpose of cultural diplomacy. Soon ICMEI and Embassy of Panama will sign MOU for further actions,” said H.E. Mrs Yasiel Alines Burillo Rivera Ambassador Designate of Embassy of Panama to India

The event was attended by Ricardo Berna Deputy Head of Mission Embassy of Panama, Capt. Samuel Ferreira De Souza Diplomatic Representative in Commercial, Maritime Affairs & Merchant Navy Attache and Fauzia Bakshi Country Brand Manager Ministry of Foreign Affairs Republic of Panama.

Sandeep Marwah Appreciated for His Contribution to Panama Relations

Sandeep Marwah Honoured by Embassy of Panama

New Delhi: “We are more than happy to deal with ICMEI- International Chamber of Media And Entertainment Industry for their nonstop contribution in promoting Indo Panama relations through art and culture,” said H.E. Mrs Yasiel A. Burillo R. the new Ambassador of Republic of Panama to India while honoring Dr. Sandeep Marwah President ICMEI in a small event at Embassy of Panama, New Delhi.

Dr. Sandeep Marwah was earlier nominated as the Chair for Indo Panama Film And Cultural Forum jointly launched by Embassy of Panama in New Delhi and International Chamber of Media And Entertainment Industry.

“I am much obliged to Her Excellency Yasiel Burillo for honouring me today. It has given me new strength and motivation to work much harder for India and Panama Relations,” said Dr. Sandeep Marwah Chair for IPFCF.

The ceremony was attended by Ricardo Berna Deputy Head of Mission Embassy of Panama, Capt. Samuel Ferreira De Souza Diplomatic Representative in Commercial, Maritime Affairs & Merchant Navy Attache and Fauzia Bakshi Country Brand Manager Ministry of Foreign Affairs Republic of Panama