EAM S Jaishankar's Stance on China: Analyzing Business Terms and Prospects
India and China: Evaluating Business Opportunities
India's External Affairs Minister, S. Jaishankar, emphasized during his address in Berlin that India is not closed to engaging in business with China. He highlighted the necessity of evaluating terms and sectors in which business can be pursued. As the second-largest economy globally, China presents significant opportunities with its manufacturing capabilities. Jaishankar expressed, “The issue is which sectors do you do business in and on what terms.”
The Russia-Ukraine Conflict: A Diplomatic Standpoint
Jaishankar addressed the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, asserting the need for a diplomatic solution rather than a military one. He reiterated that India is prepared to mediate if both countries seek guidance.
Strengthening Indo-German Ties
- Jaishankar advocated for easing export controls to boost defense collaboration between India and Germany.
- He voiced support for enhancing the EU-India trade agreement, aiming for significant trade growth.
His visit precedes the upcoming Intergovernmental Consultation with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, showcasing the importance of India's diplomatic relations with both Germany and China.
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