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Speaking as the guest of honour at the WION <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/at-wion-world-order-talking-diplomacy-event-ambassadors-and-top-experts-discuss-growth-climate-change-development-and-more-266443">World Order -Talking Diplomacy event</a>, Bharatiya Janata Party's national general secretary Ram Madhav said that one of India's strategic goals is to achieve&nbsp;its own club.

"We have to accomplish strategic goals in the next five years. The most important thing is that India needs to have its own club, we are somehow missing this point. India needs to form its own club," Madhav said as the event wrapped up.

Madhav said that "every government adds its own flavour to its foreign policy" and that having its own club will further a dimension in country's foreign policy.

"PM Modi has met with academics, Nobel laureates and several other dignitaries. It has helped shape our foreign policy. In this way, PM Modi has helped in engaging with other countries," he said.

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He said that India is a country that has kept in mind the sentiments of other countries and that "cultural dimension" has been a vital factor in India's foreign policy. "Diaspora diplomacy is key to our foreign policy," Madhav added.

"Nehru tried to create a club but at one point it had to be abandoned after the 1962 war," Madhav noted.

He also underlined the significance of the Indian Ocean in the country's foreign policy strategy and said that India needs to invest heavily in the region.

"We have to look at China. So we have to devise a new strategy to engage with a strong neighbour," Madhav said.

The BJP leader also called for a conscious effort towards de-hyphenation of Pakistan with regards to India's foreign policy.

WION'S World Order - Talking Diplomacy event witnessed top experts and diplomats converge their ideas and thoughts on a range of issues.

The event marked an important milestone in the roadmap towards creating a strong and credible track-2 forum that will promote multilateralism and its allied benefits to counter the emerging trend of unilateralism, which threatens to become the new normal.

Speaking as the guest of honour at the WION World Order -Talking Diplomacy event, Bharatiya Janata Party's national general secretary Ram Madhav said that one of India's strategic goals is to achieve its own club.

Speaking as the guest of honour at the WION World Order -Talking Diplomacy event, Bharatiya Janata Party's national general secretary Ram Madhav said that one of India's strategic goals is to achieve its own club. "We have to accomplish strategic goals in the next five years. The most important thing is that India needs to have its own club, we are somehow missing this point. India needs to form its own club," Madhav said as the event wrapped up. Madhav said that "every government adds its own flavour to its foreign policy" and that having its own club will further a dimension in country's foreign policy. "PM Modi has met with academics, Nobel laureates and several other dignitaries. It has helped shape our foreign policy. In this way, PM Modi has helped in engaging with other countries," he said. × He said that India is a country that has kept in mind the sentiments of other countries and that "cultural dimension" has been a vital factor in India's foreign policy. "Diaspora diplomacy is key to our foreign policy," Madhav added. "Nehru tried to create a club but at one point it had to be abandoned after the 1962 war," Madhav noted. He also underlined the significance of the Indian Ocean in the country's foreign policy strategy and said that India needs to invest heavily in the region. "We have to look at China. So we have to devise a new strategy to engage with a strong neighbour," Madhav said. The BJP leader also called for a conscious effort towards de-hyphenation of Pakistan with regards to India's foreign policy. WION'S World Order - Talking Diplomacy event witnessed top experts and diplomats converge their ideas and thoughts on a range of issues. The event marked an important milestone in the roadmap towards creating a strong and credible track-2 forum that will promote multilateralism and its allied benefits to counter the emerging trend of unilateralism, which threatens to become the new normal.

India needs to create its own club, focus on Indian Ocean region: Ram Madhav at WION World Order event

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/wion-hosts-ambassadors-and-experts-at-wion-world-order-talking-diplomacy-event-in-delhi-266266">WION'S World Order - Talking Diplomacy event</a> witnessed top experts and diplomats converge their ideas and thoughts on a range of issues. When it came to discussing 'Balancing growth and development', Brazilian ambassador to India André Aranha Correa do Lago said the need is to "change unsustainable patterns of development".

The Indonesian envoy, Sidharto Suryodipuro, said that his country is most vulnerable to climate change.&nbsp;

Eduardo Sánchez, Chargé D'affaires, Embassy of Spain, said that "quick transitions are needed to address change and new sources of wealth and income should be addressed".&nbsp;

Another pressing issue of global significance which saw great deliberations during the event was that of climate change.&nbsp;

Session two of the event saw diplomats and experts share views on climate energy and climate action plan.&nbsp;

Tunisian ambassador Nejmeddine Lakhal said the "world is witnessing first implications of climate change".

"Climate change is undeniable," opined Tahina Rasamoelina, Chargé d'affaires of Madagascar to India.

All this and much more was discussed at the WION World Order - Talking Diplomacy event.&nbsp;

The event marks an important milestone in the roadmap towards creating a strong and credible track-2 forum that will promote multilateralism and its allied benefits to counter the emerging trend of unilateralism, which threatens to become the new normal.

WION'S World Order - Talking Diplomacy event witnessed top experts and diplomats converge their ideas and thoughts on a range of issues. When it came to discussing 'Balancing growth and development', Brazilian ambassador to India André Aranha Correa do Lago said the need is to "change unsustainable patterns of development".

WION'S World Order - Talking Diplomacy event witnessed top experts and diplomats converge their ideas and thoughts on a range of issues. When it came to discussing 'Balancing growth and development', Brazilian ambassador to India André Aranha Correa do Lago said the need is to "change unsustainable patterns of development". The Indonesian envoy, Sidharto Suryodipuro, said that his country is most vulnerable to climate change. Eduardo Sánchez, Chargé D'affaires, Embassy of Spain, said that "quick transitions are needed to address change and new sources of wealth and income should be addressed". Another pressing issue of global significance which saw great deliberations during the event was that of climate change. Session two of the event saw diplomats and experts share views on climate energy and climate action plan. Tunisian ambassador Nejmeddine Lakhal said the "world is witnessing first implications of climate change". "Climate change is undeniable," opined Tahina Rasamoelina, Chargé d'affaires of Madagascar to India. All this and much more was discussed at the WION World Order - Talking Diplomacy event. The event marks an important milestone in the roadmap towards creating a strong and credible track-2 forum that will promote multilateralism and its allied benefits to counter the emerging trend of unilateralism, which threatens to become the new normal.

WION World Order - Talking Diplomacy event: Envoys and top experts discuss climate change, development and more

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