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S. Jaishankar attributes the growing significance of foreign policies to deep globalization.

Minister S. JAISHANKAR, Tony Blair, Former Prime Minister, UK  and Kevin Pietersen speaks at the #RaisinaDialogue2023. 

S. Jaishankar attributes the growing significance of foreign policies to deep globalization

During conversation in&nbsp; RaisinaDialogue2023, Jaishankar highlighted the growing significance of foreign policies among the younger generation and their impact on election campaigns.&nbsp;

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Friday likened Prime Minister Narendra Modi to a cricket team captain and said he gave his bowlers a certain amount of freedom while expecting them to take wickets.
Jaishankar said Modi's knack of taking tough decisions was also on display when India decided to announce the lockdown after the outbreak of Covid, step up production of vaccines, roll out an inoculation programme and help countries in need of vaccines.
"With Captain Modi, there is a lot of net practice. The net practice starts at 6 o'clock in the morning and goes on till fairly late," Jaishankar said during an interactive session at the Raisina Dialogue with former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and former England cricketer Kevin Pieterson.
The external affairs minister said Captain Modi also gave a certain latitude to his colleagues and trusted them to deal with a particular situation. "If you have a particular bowler you have trust in or you have seen perform, you would give them the latitude, you throw the ball to them at the right moment. You trust them to deal with that particular situation," he said.
"In that sense, Captain Modi does give his bowlers a certain amount of freedom. He expects you to take that wicket, if he gives you the chance to do it," Jaishankar said.
He also recalled watching the prime minister take tough decisions when the Covid pandemic broke out three years back.
"All of us, if we look back for the past three years, the decision to lockdown was a very very tough decision. But, it had to be taken at that point of time. If we now look back, what would have happened if we had not taken that decision," Jaishankar said.
The minister recalled how he had worked closely with Blair to ensure supply of raw materials for production of AstraZeneca/Covishield vaccines.
Jaishankar said another tough call was to send vaccines to nearly 100 countries when there was a lot of questioning within the country.
"It was a tough call. Whether it is sports or any competitive situation it is the willingness to take the difficult call, stand by those calls, give the people the confidence that you will stand by them when they take the risks. This is all about competition and leadership," the minister said.

The Iranian embassy had asked the Observer Research Foundation (ORF), which organises the Raisina Dialogue, to delete the sequence, as per the Indian Express.

Iran minister cancels India visit over 2-second clip of Mahsa Amini-linked protest in promo video: report

The Iranian embassy had asked the Observer Research Foundation (ORF), which organises the Raisina Dialogue, to delete the sequence, as per the Indian Express.

Iran's foreign minister has cancelled his upcoming visit to India over a 2-second clip in a promotional video, according to an Indian Express report.
Iranian minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian was scheduled to visit India for the Raisina Dialogue event on 3 and 4 March 2023. A promotional video for the event had a 2-second clip showing Iranian women cutting their hair in protest, juxtaposed with a photograph of Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi.
The protests, aimed at Iran's theocratic government, were sparked in September 2022 by the murder of Mahsa Amini allegedly by the country's morality police for violating draconian hijab laws.
The Iranian embassy had asked the Observer Research Foundation (ORF), which organises the Raisina Dialogue, to delete the sequence, as per the Indian Express. When ORF did not agree, Tehran decided to cancel the minister's visit.
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