India’s External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar, has emphasized India’s growing role in the Indo-Pacific region during a speech at the Hudson Institute in Washington DC. He highlighted India’s increased involvement in the Pacific region through economic ties and trade partnerships with countries to the East of India. Jaishankar also acknowledged the rise of China and its implications in shaping the Indo-Pacific order. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh further emphasized India’s vision for the Indo-Pacific, focusing on mutual respect, dialogue, cooperation, peace, and prosperity. India recognizes the need for strategic engagement in the Indo-Pacific region and aims to strengthen bilateral relations through meetings with US counterparts, including Secretary of State Antony Blinken and National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan. The 2+2 dialogue between India and the US is expected to address key issues of mutual interest and enhance cooperation. India’s growing role in the Indo-Pacific aligns with the changing dynamics of the global order, and the country aims to contribute to peace, prosperity, and development in the region.
India’s External Affairs Minister Emphasizes India’s Growing Role in Indo-Pacific Order
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