G7 Meet: Jaishankar Pushes for Multilateral Cooperation, Resets Ties with Canada
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In a significant visit to the G7 foreign ministers meeting in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar emphasized the need for multilateral cooperation, particularly in energy security and maritime prosperity. During two key sessions, he highlighted the challenges of unpredictable global supply chains and market constrictions, calling for enhanced consultations and coordination. Jaishankar also stressed the importance of trusted and diversified maritime links, and India's efforts to upgrade its shipping infrastructure and develop resilient corridors. Jaishankar's visit marked a new phase in the reset of India-Canada ties, with Foreign Minister Anita Anand describing India as an 'important partner for Canada'. This was the third recent bilateral meeting between the two countries, reflecting the momentum in their relationship. Additionally, Jaishankar held fruitful conversations with counterparts from Ukraine, the European Union, and Saudi Arabia, covering issues such as regional hotspots, connectivity, and energy. Jaishankar's engagement with international partners demonstrates India's commitment to working constructively with the global community to address common challenges. His visit to the G7 meeting has given fresh impetus to India's bilateral relations with key nations, setting the stage for future cooperation and collaboration.
