Peace is best secured from position of strength: Dhankhar
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar emphasized the importance of global peace and security for growth, stating that peace is best achieved from a position of strength. He called for meaningful discourse and stressed the need for preparedness for war to maintain peace. Dhankhar highlighted the impact of conflicts on the global economy and supply chains, advocating for diplomacy and dialogue as solutions. He also pointed out India's remarkable rise in geopolitics, with a growing economy, effective diplomacy, and soft power.
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Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Thursday described global peace and security as fundamental to growth and asserted that peace is best secured from a position of strength.
Highlighting that the ''isolation approach is now a matter of the past'' he pitched for the need for nations to engage in meaningful discourse in ''these turbulent times''.
He also said that ever-preparedness for war is the safest passage to a peaceful environment.
Noting that conflagrations in any part of the world impact the global economy and supply chains beyond conflicting nations, Dhankhar emphasised that the solution to such eruptions lies in diplomacy and dialogue.
The vice president made these remarks while interacting with the participants of the inaugural International Strategic Engagement Programme (IN-STEP) at his official residence here.
Dhankhar said India's unprecedented rise stands out amidst today's dynamic geopolitics. With an expanding economy, effective diplomacy and growing soft power, the world looks to India for catalysing affirmative ecosystem for peace, he said.
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