Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar at ASEAN: 'India-China relationship has direct implication for ASEAN'

Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar said that United States is in the process of redefining its strategic posture and not just in South East Asia. He also said that China is evaluating the repercussions of its rise.

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Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar at ASEAN: 'India-China relationship has direct implication for ASEAN'

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Foreign secretary S Jaishankar is speaking at ASEAN regarding India's relationship with other member states of the forum. He claimed that the evolving India-China relationship has direct implication for ASEAN. He also said that India-China relations are multifaceted in today's era.

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# In their relationship India & China must not allow differences to become disputes

# One, at a time of global uncertainty, India China relations are factor of stability

# It is not only India and China that have stakes in each other, world and especially the ASEAN have vested interest in this matter

# Today India-China relations are really multifaceted. Last month when leadrs of 2 countries met, they reached consensus on 2 points

# India-China partnership acquired many dimensions & substance that reducing it to black & white argumentation cant be serious proposition

# We are all aware by now of the complexity inherent in rise of two major powers near simultaneously that too in close proximity

# In this changing landscape, few would dispute that evolving India-China relationship has a direct implication for ASEAN, globally

# India's bilateral relationships with ASEAN member states have grown in tandem with this broader regional engagement

# Determined effort being made to expand manufacturing, transform infrastructure and enhance the quality of human resources

# Today the change is underway in India deeper and broader

# China's dramatic rise has repercussions that are still being evaluated, perhaps by China itself

# United States is in the process of redefining its strategic posture and not just in South East Asia

China US ASEAN Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar S Jaishankar at ASEAN