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Jaishankar at G7: India's Energy Security Vision Amid Global Supply Risks

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar presented India's perspective on energy security at the G7 Foreign Ministers' Meeting. He emphasized that greater international cooperation is essential for addressing global energy challenges. The minister highlighted the need to mitigate dependence and build resilience in critical mineral supply chains. India remains open to working constructively with international partners to translate policy discussions into practical solutions.

Key Points: Jaishankar Pushes Global Cooperation on Energy Security at G7

  • India advocates mitigating energy dependence through global partnerships
  • Policy consultations must translate into practical ground-level actions
  • Market unpredictability requires strengthened supply chain resilience
  • India positions itself as constructive partner in critical minerals security
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EAM Jaishankar puts forth Indian perspective at G7 Foreign Ministers' Meet session on energy security, critical minerals

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar outlines India's perspective on energy security and critical minerals at G7 meeting, emphasizing international cooperation and supply chain resilience.

"Greater international cooperation is the only way forward - EAM S Jaishankar"

Niagara, November 13

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar participated in the G7 Foreign Ministers' Meet Outreach Session on energy security and critical minerals. Highlighting the Indian perspective, he said that India is open to working constructively with international partners and underlined that greater cooperation is the way forward.

In a post on X, EAM said that he spoke about the need to mitigate dependence and build resilience. Highlighting that while policy consultations are helpful, the key is to have them translated on the ground.

"Participated in @G7 FMM Outreach Session on Energy Security and Critical Minerals, and put forth India's perspective. Spoke about the need on both issues to mitigate dependence, strengthen predictability and build resilience. Greater international cooperation is the only way forward. Noted the unpredictability and market constrictions in global supply. More policy consultations and coordination are helpful. The key however is to translate that on the ground. India is open to working constructively with international partners in this regard", Jaishankar said on X.

https://x.com/DrSJaishankar/status/1988717955253956662?s=20

Earlier, he had attended the G7 Foreign Ministers' Meet Outreach Session on Maritime Security and Prosperity and underlined India's approach to maritime security through the MAHASAGAR outlook, Indo-Pacific cooperation and the role as first responder in the maritime domain.

In his remarks shared on X, he highlighted the imperative of trusted and diversified maritime links and India's efforts in upgrading its shipping infrastructure and developing resilient corridors.

EAM further highlighted the need for better coordination in protecting critical maritime and undersea infrastructure, maritime threats and economic crimes, including piracy, smuggling and IUU fishing merit deeper international collaboration.

He mentioned India's emergence as a first responder in the maritime domain, and the endeavour to deepen HADR partnerships in Indo-Pacific through joint exercises and logistics agreements, and the importance of maritime trade to national and international prosperity in a globalising world.

He noted the central role of resilient ports and secure waterways in securing our collective agenda and highlighted that the UNCLOS must be upheld.

https://x.com/DrSJaishankar/status/1988667889818415396?s=20

India is attending the G7 Foreign Ministers' Meeting as an invited partner under Canada's presidency, alongside countries such as Brazil, Australia, and South Korea.

The discussions underscore India's active role in global diplomacy and its engagement on key issues, including trade, security, and development.

In a statement issued on Monday, the Ministry of External Affairs said Jaishankar's participation highlights India's "continued commitment" to working with global partners.

"EAM's participation in the G7 Foreign Ministers' Meeting reflects India's continued commitment to working with international partners in addressing global challenges and bolstering the voice of the Global South in international fora," the MEA stated.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Finally, our voice is being heard on global platforms! The focus on translating policy consultations into ground reality is exactly what we need. Hope this leads to concrete partnerships that benefit India's energy security.
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Sarah B
As someone working in renewable energy sector, I appreciate India's constructive approach. Critical minerals are indeed essential for our green transition. Hope the international cooperation materializes quickly.
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Arjun K
While I support our diplomatic efforts, I hope we're not compromising our strategic autonomy. We must ensure that international partnerships don't limit our policy space. The focus should remain on national interests first.
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Kavya N
The maritime security aspect is particularly important given our geographical location. India as first responder in Indo-Pacific shows our growing capabilities and responsibility. Proud moment! 🙌
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Michael C
Good to see India actively participating in global forums. The emphasis on UNCLOS and maritime security is timely given the current geopolitical situation. Hope this leads to tangible benefits for Indian economy.

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