The Indo-Itli relations are on the strands upwards; Jaishankar thanked for support after the Pahalgam attack

In his comment at Italy’s National Day celebrations in Delhi on Wednesday, Jaishankar emphasized that India and Italy share a commitment to ensure sea interests and freedom of navigation and shipping.
Jaishankar said, “Either in Indo-Pacific or Indo-Mediterenian, peninsular nations, India and Italy shared marine interests and a commitment to ensure freedom of navigation and shipping. A commitment to ensure freedom of navigation and shipping. Italy’s Indo-Pacific sector also has maximum appearance in Italy’s Indo-Pacific sector as well as its withdrawal activities under the Indo-Pacific Oceanes (IPOO).”
“Indo-Italian relations are undoubtedly on a trajectory. There is a new pace of political dialogues, interested in each other’s ability, which I believe will be tapped by stakeholders. Therefore, let me repeat my government’s commitment to consolidate the Indo-Italy strategic partnership.”
He thanked Italy for supporting India after a terrorist attack in Pahgam in Jammu and Kashmir. He talked about India’s “firm, firm and measured response” by targeting terrorist centers and laund pads.
Expressing gratitude to Italy for supporting India after the Pahgam attack, he said, “I should start by wishing the government and the people of Italy on the occasion of their National Day. We are grateful, ambassadors, italy’s solidarity and India’s support and after the support of India, after Barberic terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir.”
Referring to the Operation Sindoor performed by India in response to the Pahalgam terror attack, he said, “India gave a firm, firm and measured response by destroying relevant terror centers and destroying the launch pad. India’s right is also recognized by countries around the world.
He said that the strategic partnership between India and Italy is based on shared values ​​and converts interests and recalls the meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Italian counterpart Giorgia Meloni on the occasion of the G20 summit and the G7 meeting.
He said, “Our strategic partnership with Italy is based on shared values ​​and converts interests. It is clear in platforms like G20. The ambassador has mentioned the meeting of both G20 and G7 and G7 and IMEC, IMAC, IMAC, IMAC, IMAC, IMAC, IMAC, IMAC, IMAC, IMAC, India. Allofurels Alliance, Allofurels Alliance Flexible Infrastructure.
He said, “Our bilateral relations have intensified after our Prime Ministers adopting a joint strategic action plan for 2025-29 last November. We hope that the roadmaps provided in the gasp will result in concrete and practical consequences as a result of our economies, societies and people.”
He called trade and economic cooperation an important pillar of partnership and also recalled Italy’s Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani and Italian University and Research Minister, Anna Maria Bernini, to attend the Indo-Itly Business Science and Tech Forum.
He said, “Trade and economic cooperation clearly create an important pillar of our partnership. Last month, I got the opportunity to participate in the Indo-Itly Business Science and Tech Forum with Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Tajani and Minister Berni. The incident has brought together the leaders and research centers of the two countries, which is an opportunity and an opportunity for participation for many sects.”
“As the world’s fastest growing economy, the fastest growing large economy, India’s tribes in various sectors open several opportunities for investing and you have heard from ambassador in that regard. Iti technologies and best practices in different fields such as clean energy, agri-tech, logistics, ‘they said’.
Jaishankar said that Indian migrants are the largest in the European Union in Italy and expressed confidence that the dynamics of professionals, academics and researchers in the future would increase the flow of knowledge and talent between India and Italy.
He said, “Indian migrants are the largest in the European Union in Italy. They are well received and appreciated for their contribution from agriculture, dairy, industry, healthcare and other areas to areas. (AI)