Donald Trump will take oath as the President of the United States on January 20. Big personalities from all over the world will attend Trump's swearing-in ceremony. Meanwhile, Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani and Reliance Foundation founder and chairperson Nita Ambani will also attend the inauguration ceremony of the newly elected President Donald Trump.

An official associated with the planning of the event has given this information. This power couple will get a prominent place in the ceremony. They will sit together on the stage with other guests including Trump's cabinet nominees and newly elected officials. Ambani will reach Washington DC on January 18.

The event will take place in Virginia

The swearing-in events will begin with a reception and fireworks display at the Trump National Golf Club in Virginia.

There will also be a Cabinet reception and the Vice President's dinner which the Ambanis will attend. The night before the inauguration, Nita and Mukesh Ambani will attend a 'Candlelight Dinner' with President-elect Trump and have an intimate experience with Vice President JD and Usha Vance, which is one of the most sought-after events.

Many people are expected to attend

The event will be attended by several high-profile attendees and Indian business tycoons will be one of the most notable names on the guest list.

Apart from billionaire Elon Musk, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg, tech giants are also attending the ceremony. French billionaire and tech entrepreneur Xavier Niel will be in attendance along with his wife.

Foreign Minister S Jaishankar will also be present

Mark Zuckerberg is hosting a black-tie reception with Republican mega-donor Miriam Adelson to celebrate the inauguration. The Ambani family is also expected to attend the reception.

Quad foreign ministers, including India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, will also attend the inauguration, while Japanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya has also confirmed plans to be there. Donald Trump will be sworn in as the forty-seventh President of the United States during the inauguration. He previously served as the forty-fifth President between 2017 and 2021.