Dialogue, uninterrupted maritime trade: Jaishankar outlines India’s 5-point stand during talks with Rubio
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar outlined India's five-point approach during talks with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The key points emphasized include the importance of dialogue, uninterrupted maritime trade, and opposition to the weaponization of resources. Jaishankar also highlighted the ongoing strategic partnership between India and the U.S., focusing on defense, economic cooperation, and energy security.
- ▪Jaishankar emphasized India's commitment to dialogue and diplomacy for conflict resolution.
- ▪The talks included discussions on defense cooperation and the recent renewal of a major defense partnership framework.
- ▪Economic cooperation was a key focus, with an emphasis on finalizing an interim trade agreement.
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External Affairs Minister (EAM) S. Jaishankar on Sunday (May 24, 2026) outlined India’s five-point approach on key regional and global issues, stressing that New Delhi advocates dialogue and diplomacy for conflict resolution, supports uninterrupted maritime commerce, and strongly opposes the weaponisation of trade and resources.Addressing a joint press briefing with Secretary of State Marco Rubio after delegation-level talks held at Hyderabad House, Mr. Jaishankar said India and the United States continue to maintain regular engagement and strategic coordination across a broad range of sectors.Marco Rubio in India LIVE updates“This is the Secretary’s first visit to India, but ever since he has assumed office, we have been in regular touch.
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