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Top Indian Chefs on International Culinary Diplomacy

November 2023 514 views 15 mins 24 secs

Watch this intriguing conversation with two prominent Indian chefs, Amit Gothwal, Executive Chef of the President of India, and Chef Montu Saini, Executive Chef at the Indian Parliament. They recently attended the annual meeting of the 'Club des Chefs des Chefs,' hosted by the head chef of US President Joe Biden. During their discussion, they shed light on the peculiar realm of culinary diplomacy among head-of-state chefs. From curating the tastes of world leaders to promoting Indian cuisine, this discussion offers an inside look at the delicious and culturally relevant aspects of international relations.

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