New Delhi. Citing the situation on the northern border and the country’s stand against China’s ‘Belt and Road’ initiative, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said India does not get swayed by any pressure, greed and misinformation.
Jaishankar told reporters on the completion of nine years of the NDA government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi that India has ensured that cross-border terrorism is no longer justified.
In his address, the External Affairs Minister outlined the various dimensions of Indian foreign policy, including relations with important countries of the world, dealing with various situations. He said that India is making a significant economic impact on the global scenario today, which has been acknowledged by the world as well. Is.
The External Affairs Minister said that right from attending the swearing-in ceremony of leaders of neighboring countries when the Modi government came to power in 2014, till date there has been clarity on foreign policy which came in the form of knowing the world, neighborhood first, among others. The External Affairs Minister said that today a large part of the world recognizes India as a development partner. He also said that the ‘Global South’ sees India as a reliable partner.
Citing the situation on the northern border and the country’s stand against China’s ‘Belt and Road’ initiative, Jaishankar said India does not succumb to any pressure nor is it influenced by any greed and misinformation. Discussing India’s contribution at the forum, said that India made important contributions in various fields including the economic sector, including ‘Operation Maitri’, the anti-Covid vaccine supply campaign.
Mentioning India’s contribution in providing economic stability to the countries, he cited the example of Sri Lanka’s economic crisis. Referring to the welfare of Indians living abroad, he said that “almost every year we conducted some or the other campaign In this regard, the External Affairs Minister referred to the operations to bring back Indian students during the Ukraine war, to bring back Indian citizens from Sudan and Afghanistan.
Jaishankar also underlined India’s role in combating climate change and initiatives such as the International Solar Alliance. He said that India has emerged as a country that works for the global betterment as well as for its own interests, the people of its country. Gives priority to welfare. The External Affairs Minister said that the change in the world’s outlook towards India has also been possible because of the progress India has made domestically.
He also referred to the Land Boundary Agreement with Bangladesh. Referring to Indian diplomacy, Jaishankar said that we have come out of the grip of the past and our world view has changed and the world now wants to join us.
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