Foreign Minister S Jaishankar in Tokyo.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar on Thursday said that India and Japan are natural partners in a world moving towards “re-globalization” and being democracies and market (demand and supply) based economies, there are many fundamental similarities between the two countries. Are. Jaishankar is currently in Tokyo as part of the second phase of his four-day visit to South Korea and Japan. Addressing the first ‘Raisina Roundtable’ here, the minister said, “The world is again moving towards globalization with flexible and reliable supply chains and a system of trustworthy and transparent digital transactions.
”The top 20 or 30 countries today are not the same as they were two decades ago,” he said. ”Not only are the countries that influence us different, but also their relative influence, importance and potential. Are different. As a result, a new balance is being sought and sometimes even achieved.” Jaishankar said India and Japan are natural partners in the re-globalization of the world and have fundamental similarities in terms of democracy and market-based economy. are also. He also said that the Quad (Quaternary Security Dialogue) is taking forward the commitment of India and Japan for a free and open Indo-Pacific every year. “The value of this contribution is increasingly being appreciated around the world,” he said.
India is a country that shapes the international agenda
”’Quad” is a four-member strategic security dialogue between the US, Australia, India and Japan. He underlined that the common ground that India and Japan have built is the foundation for thinking more ambitiously at a time when both countries look to the opportunities and challenges of the future. “India’s development over the past decade creates even greater potential for this partnership,” he said. Jaishankar said India’s transformation makes it a more effective and reliable partner. “Be it ease of doing business, infrastructure development, ease of living, digital convenience, startup and innovation culture or shaping the international agenda, India is clearly a very different country today,” he said. It is important for the people of Japan to recognize this.
The Ministry of External Affairs, in a statement issued from New Delhi ahead of Jaishankar’s visit, had said that the Raisina Round Table Conference is an important step towards enhancing ‘Track 2’ exchanges between India and Japan. Jaishankar’s visit and meetings in Tokyo will provide strategic guidance to India’s cooperation in various fields, provide further impetus to bilateral exchanges and set the agenda for future cooperation, the statement said. (Language)
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