India must build ‘deep national strengths’ for transition to leading power: Jaishankar
Pune: External affairs minister S Jaishankar on Thursday stressed the necessity for the country to build “deep national strengths” during the “Amrit Kaal”, which will drive the transition towards becoming a developed economy and a leading power. External affairs minister S Jaishankar stressed the necessity for the country to build ‘deep national strengths’ to drive the transition towards becoming a developed economy and leading power. Jaishankar stated that the conference appropriately focuses on the geo-economic challenges of current times, highlighting three categories: supply chain challenge, technology challenge, and the challenge of over-concentration stemming from the nature of globalisation. He reiterated the vision of the Modi Government to build deep national strengths during the “Amrit Kaal” to drive the transition towards becoming a developed economy and a leading power, aligning with initiatives and programs of the last decade aimed at this end.
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