India, Japan have 'duty' to shape global order: Jaishankar at Delhi meeting

• External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar stated India and Japan have a "duty" to shape the global order during the 18th India-Japan Strategic Dialogue in Delhi.
• Jaishankar emphasized the "paramount" importance of economic security, advocating for de-risking national and global economies amidst uncertainty.
• Discussions included resilient supply chains, critical minerals, and addressing energy, health, and maritime security.
• The partnership, evolved from economic to broad and strategic, aligns on platforms like Quad, UN, G4, and G20.
• Jaishankar highlighted the shared Indo-Pacific vision, recalling former PM Shinzo Abe's foundational speech on the framework.

Why It Matters: India and Japan are committed to shaping the global order and ensuring economic security through strategic partnership.