China News: Foreign Minister S Jaishankar said on Saturday that India is facing complex challenges facing China. He said that when I also talk about big powers, then definitely we have a special challenge from China.
Ahmedabad: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar reached Anant National University on the outskirts of Ahmedabad on Saturday. Here he said that India is facing complex challenges from China. The Narendra Modi government has taken effective steps to ensure that there is no attempt to unilaterally change the status quo in the border areas.
He delivered a lecture on “Modi's India: An Emerging Power”. Here the External Affairs Minister also inaugurated an exhibition on crafts. Which was a collaboration between ANU and the USIN Foundation. He said that when I also talk about big powers, then definitely we have a special challenge from China. This challenge is a very complex challenge, but in the last three years it has been particularly visible in the border areas.
both sides respect each other
On the intrusion in eastern Ladakh, Jaishankar said there are clearly responses that are needed, and those responses have been made by the government, and to ensure that there is no attempt to unilaterally change the status quo in the border areas.
He said that country-to-country relations are also like human relations, which cannot be determined on one side and conditions. He said that countries will need to find a balance for a long and successful relationship, where both sides value each other. pay respect.
need to balance
The Foreign Minister said that all the previous governments had tried to strike a balance in their own ways. During his 45-minute conversation, Jaishankar talked about India's growing influence, the changing nature of India's foreign policy and the way forward.
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