Sunil Bharti Mittal, the founder and chairman of Bharti Enterprises, has attained a historic milestone by becoming the inaugural Indian recipient of an Honorary Knighthood, a distinguished accolade bestowed by King Charles III.
Bestowed with the title of Knight Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (KBE), Mittal's achievement underscores his significant efforts in fortifying business relations between India and the United Kingdom.
In his response to this prestigious recognition, Mittal conveyed his profound gratitude, stating, "I am profoundly humbled by this gracious acknowledgment bestowed upon me by His Majesty, King Charles. The historical ties between the UK and India are evolving into a new era marked by heightened cooperation and collaboration. I am steadfast in my commitment to advancing the economic and trade relations between our two esteemed nations."
Additionally, Mittal expressed appreciation for the pivotal role played by the UK government in fostering an inviting investment climate. "I extend my gratitude to the UK government, whose unwavering support and attentive approach to business needs have been instrumental in elevating the country as an appealing investment hub," he remarked.
An Honorary Knighthood stands as one of the utmost honors conferred by the British Sovereign upon civilians, symbolizing extraordinary contributions and accomplishments, particularly recognized among foreign dignitaries.
