“There is a track record…”, EAM Jaishankar explains why the world believes in ‘New India’
Updated:1 year, 8 months ago
Updated:1 year, 8 months ago
Pune (Maharashtra), October 27 (ANI): MEA Dr S Jaishankar interacted with business fraternity and students at an event organised by Yashaswi Group. He said that when we (India) talk about ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’, world believes us, because there is track record that we can take care ourselves and at the same time help others. He said, “The world is coming to India because there are opportunities in India. We should not hesitate to keep our national interests forward. How many countries have the ability to go to Ukraine and Russia and talk with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and President Vladimir Putin? The world has expectations from India. Someone has to do something till how long will the war go on. On the issue of Ukraine, we stood up and spoke and when we spoke many other countries came to us and said that we wanted to speak but were not able to but at least you spoke. The world never saw such an amazing G20 which was hosted by India. African Union was demanding membership of G20 for so long, but we delivered. Today there is a very different perception of India with a different PM, different government. When we talk of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’, world believes us, because there is track record that we can take care ourselves and at the same time help others.”
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