S Jaishankar begins 3-day go to to France to attend EU Ministerial Forum for Cooperation in Indo-Pacific India News News

India’s International Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar is about to attend the EU Ministerial Forum for Cooperation within the Indo-Pacific, an initiative of the French Presidency of the European Council, on February 22.

The go to is important from India’s standpoint as it’ll happen amid Chinese language assertiveness within the Indo-Pacific area.

Throughout his go to, Jaishankar will maintain bilateral conferences along with his French counterpart Jean-Yves Le Drian.

He will even maintain conferences with counterparts from the European Union and different Indo-Pacific international locations on the sidelines of the Forum.

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India in France tweeted: “EAM Jaishankar begins his 3-day visit to France, a key strategic partner; he will attend EU Ministerial Forum for Cooperation in the Indo-Pacific, bilateral meetings with @JY_LeDrian and @florence_parly Will do, negotiate with the idea. Tank and chair the Indian Heads of Missions in the European Union conference.”

Jaishankar will even tackle the French Institute of Worldwide Relations (IFRI).

The necessary go to comes after Jaishankar attended the Munich Safety Convention (MSC) 2022 in Germany.

He held a number of conferences with ministers from Europe, Asia and different components of the world.

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Jaishankar wrote on his Twitter, “It was great to see the community crowd in Munich on a cold Sunday morning. Their feelings for India were so touching.”

He additional added, “Shared with them a confident national mood. And underlined the strong momentum of India-Germany relations.”