Brisbane: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar arrived in Brisbane, Australia today, the first stop of his two-nation visit. He said that India is moving forward on the road of development and hopes to move forward with the world. He emphasized that all countries in the world have the goodwill and spirit to cooperate with India.
Will also visit Singapore
Jaishankar has arrived in Brisbane, the first stop of his two-nation visit. He will also travel to Singapore. After arriving in Brisbane, he said on social media “X”: “Hello Australia! Arrived in Brisbane today. Active negotiations are expected to take place in the next few days to promote India-Australia friendship forward.” Jaishankar in the Indian community In his speech, he said, “India will develop. India is growing and India wants to grow with the world.
we are optimistic
He said that when India looks at the world, it sees opportunities. “We are optimistic. There may be some problems, but overall we feel that there is goodwill and spirit in the world to work with India. We see India’s enthusiasm to succeed around the world,” Jaishankar said, adding that in education There are many opportunities for global collaboration in and research areas.
demand for global workforce
“Today, the image of Indians abroad is that of being better educated, personally responsible and strategic,” he said. “I think the combination of all this makes us very attractive in today’s global workplace.” I think it’s important to grow the brand and develop those skills. ” He added, “Then I emphasize, you know this is the era of artificial intelligence, electric vehicles, chips, and this is going to require a global workforce. ”
Jaishankar’s plan
- During his visit, Jaishankar will inaugurate Australia’s fourth consulate in Brisbane.
- He will also co-chair the 15th Foreign Ministers Framework Dialogue (FMFD) in Canberra with Australian Foreign Minister Huang Yingxian.
- He will deliver the keynote address at the opening of the second Raisina Down Under at the Australian Parliament House.
- He also plans to interact with Australian leaders, parliamentarians, business community, media and intellectuals.
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