give any four examples to support the statement all the rest is not India's foreign policy, play as important role
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Ministry of External Affairs, Public Diplomacy Division, invited me initially, to visit here under its Distinguished Lecture Series, to speak on India’s Foreign Policy. This suggests to me that I may well have the distinction of being the first to visit here in that role. I thank the Ministry for the opportunity, and thank you all for your warm hospitality and all kind courtesies.
I will try to present before you the origins, evolution, contours, and current broad orientations of India’s foreign policy, and how we envision India in the world in the coming years, all necessarily encapsulated and tailored to meet the time available. You are most welcome to later address questions on any subjects and issues of India’s foreign policy, whether touched upon or not in my presentation. I would also be interested to hear your views and comments.
The beginning of foreign relations in human affairs, and the need for foreign policy to deal with them, is as old as the organisation of human life in groups. Yet, foreign policy, to the uninitiated, might appear somewhat esoteric. In simple terms, it is a country’s policy, conceived, designed, and formulated, to safeguard and promote her national interests, in her external milieu, in the conduct of relations with other countries, bilaterally and multilaterally. It is a direct reflection of a country’s traditional values and overall national policies, her aspirations and self perception.
I will try to present before you the origins, evolution, contours, and current broad orientations of India’s foreign policy, and how we envision India in the world in the coming years, all necessarily encapsulated and tailored to meet the time available. You are most welcome to later address questions on any subjects and issues of India’s foreign policy, whether touched upon or not in my presentation. I would also be interested to hear your views and comments.
The beginning of foreign relations in human affairs, and the need for foreign policy to deal with them, is as old as the organisation of human life in groups. Yet, foreign policy, to the uninitiated, might appear somewhat esoteric. In simple terms, it is a country’s policy, conceived, designed, and formulated, to safeguard and promote her national interests, in her external milieu, in the conduct of relations with other countries, bilaterally and multilaterally. It is a direct reflection of a country’s traditional values and overall national policies, her aspirations and self perception.
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