External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar engaged in discussions with foreign ministers from Sweden, Ireland, and Ghana in New Delhi, focusing on enhancing bilateral ties. His meetings included a dialogue on cooperation with the EU and development partnerships, amidst the #Raisina2025 event. Jaishankar also met New Zealand cricketer Ross Taylor during the proceedings.
In New Delhi, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar convened with his counterparts from Sweden, Ireland, and Ghana on Monday to discuss enhancing bilateral relations. His meetings coincided with the ongoing Raisina2025 dialogues, aimed at addressing global challenges.
Jaishankar commenced his day by meeting Slovenian Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon, recognizing her insights as a UN Security Council member. Subsequently, he engaged with Swedish Foreign Minister Maria M. Stenergard, where discussions focused on strengthening relations between India and the European Union.
Beyond his engagements with European officials, Jaishankar also met with Ghanaian Foreign Minister Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey. They explored avenues to bolster their development partnership and South-South cooperation. Additionally, Jaishankar had an informal meeting with New Zealand cricketer Ross Taylor, whom he referred to as a “Raisina bonus.”
The meetings held by External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar with his counterparts emphasize India’s commitment to fostering international relationships and tackling global issues. Through dialogues with various leaders, opportunities for collaboration in development and diplomatic engagement have been identified, marking a step forward in India’s foreign policy initiatives.
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