External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar participated in the G7 Foreign Ministers' Meeting (FMM) Outreach Session on Energy Security and Critical Minerals in Canada, and put forth India's perspective,
Jaishankar, in a social media post, said he spoke about the need on both issues to "mitigate dependence, strengthen predictability and build resilience" Greater international cooperation is the only way forward, he added. "Noted the unpredictability and market constrictions in global supply. More policy consultations and coordination are helpful. The key however is to translate that on the ground. India is open to working constructively with international partners in this regard," he said.
FMM Outreach Session on Maritime Security and Prosperity, Jaishankar underlined India’s approach to maritime security through our MAHASAGAR outlook, Indo-Pacific cooperation and port-led development at home.'The need for better coordination in protecting critical maritime and undersea infrastructure.,' he said. Jaishankar added that the importance of maritime trade to national and international prosperity in a globalising world. And the central role of resilient ports and secure waterways in securing our collective agenda.
Jaishankar held talks with his American counterpart Marco Rubio that largely focused on issues relating to trade and supply chains.The meeting came just days after a car bomb exploded near Delhi’s Red Fort Metro Station on November 10, killing at least 12 people and injuring several others. The capital remains on high alert as investigators probe possible terror links.
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