German Foreign Minister Johan Wedpool is on the first tour of India. After meeting Foreign Minister S Jaishankar in Delhi, both of them also gave a joint statement. During the press conference, a journalist questioned the two leaders that in view of the war of Russia Ukraine, it has been made a tool to stop a war by putting tariffs on all countries on behalf of America. India also arbitrarily imposed wrong tariffs. There must have been a discussion between you about this, so what would you like to say on this. The first part of this question was listened to by the two leaders. But as soon as the tariff was mentioned on India, the German Foreign Minister had dried up as if the throat of Vedpool had dried up and he lifted a glass of water. At the same time, Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar was seen smiling dimly on this question.
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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Wednesday that significant and far -reaching changes are taking place in the global strategic landscape and there is a lot of instability in the global economic scenario. He said that these two together form a very strong basis for India, European Union and India and Germany to work more closely with each other. Jaishankar said that India has important strategic relations with many countries and the nature of global politics or global strategy includes that each of these relations will be maintained. The changes we are seeing in the world today affect our policies and our attitude towards other countries. We are seeing important and far -reaching changes in the global strategic landscape. We are also seeing a lot of instability in the global economic scenario and I think the two together form a very strong basis for India, European Union and India and Germany to work more closely with each other. This is a relationship where there is a lot of potential for very fast development.
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Today our conversation was mainly focused on bilateral issues … The Minister assured me that Germany will also give full support in the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) talks with the European Union. So overall the answer is yes. There are major changes in the world. These changes provide a very strong basis for deep, strong and comprehensive relations between India-Germany. Jaishankar said that India’s relationship with Germany is a “very important relationship”, which is growing in its essence and in fact its importance has increased even more in this time of uncertainty.