Insight On PM Narendra Modi's Foreign Visits And Foreign Policy.
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Insight on PM Narendra ModisForeign Visit and Foriegn Policy
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Ever since Prime Minister Narendra Modi took charge at the helm of the Indian government, he has undertaken a number of strategic tours.
New policy initiatives made towards other states by the cur-rent Modi government after he assumed office as Prime Minister of India.
9 International trips were made by Narendra Modi during 2014 and around 24 in 2015*.
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A nation's foreign policy is a reflection of its economic strength, military prowess and social cohesion.
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Importance
Typically, when the Head of State visits another country, it is
the highest track. It sends out a message that the country is important to them.
External Affairs Ministry decides which countries are important
to India. Countries may be important due to local geopolitics,
international politics, resources or just as "friends" who may be
useful in times of crisis and on the basis of its foreign policy.
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PM Modis Foreign Policy
Neighborhood First Policy
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Act East Policy
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Make In India Policy
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State Visits
BHUTANParo,Thimpu (16-17 June)
Victoria (10-11 March) Port Louis (11-13 March) Colombo,Jafna(13-14 March) (29 March)
Kathmandu (3-4 August) Kyoto (30 Aug-3 Sept.) Suva (19 Nov.)
NEPAL JAPAN FIJI
SEYCHELLES MAURITIUS SRI LANKA SINGAPORE
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Typically, when the Head of State visits another country, it is
the highest track. It sends out a message that the country is important to them.
External Affairs Ministry decides which countries are important
to India. Countries may be important due to local geopolitics,
international politics, resources or just as "friends" who may be
useful in times of crisis and on the basis of its foreign policy.
FRANCE GERMANY CANADA CHINA
MONGOLIA SOUTH KOREA BANGLADESH UZBEKISTAN
Paris,Toulouse(9-12 April)
Ulan Bator (16-17 May) Seoul (18-19 May) Dhaka (6-7 June) Tashkent (6 July)
Berlin,Hannover(12-14 April) Ottawa,Toronto,Vancouver (14-16 April)
Beijing,Shanghai (14-16 May)
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KAZAKHSTAN TURKMENISTAN KYRGYZSTAN TAJIKISTAN
UAE IRELAND UK SINGAPOREAbu Dhabi (16-17 August)
Astana (7 July) Ashgabat (10-11 July) Bishkek (12 July)
London,Chequer (12-14 Nov.) (23-25 Nov.)*
Dushanbe (12-13 July)
Dublin (23 Sept.)
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SUMMITS/ASSEMBLIES
BRAZIL:Fortaleza (July 2014)RUSSIA : Ufa (July 2015)
BRICS
NEPAL: Kathmandu (Nov. 2014)
SAARC
MYANMAR: Naypyidaw (Nov. 2014) MALAYSIA: Kuala Lumpur (Nov. 2015) + S.V.
EAST ASIA SUMMIT/ASEAN
AUSTRALIA: Brisbane,Canberra, Sydney (Nov. 2014) +S.V.TURKEY: Antalya (Nov. 2015)
G20
USA: New York,Washington (Sept. 2014) + S.V. USA: New York (Sept.2015)
UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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SUMMITS HOSTED BY INDIA
FIPIC(Forum for India-Pacific Islands cooperation)
G4New York (Sept. 2015)
(Aug. 2015)
India-Africa Forum SummitNew Delhi (Oct. 2015)
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A more active neighborhood first policy.
Advances in Indias relationships with major powers including the United States and greater attention to previously ne-glected countries in the Indian Ocean, Central Asia and the Pacific Islands.
Booming Foreign Investments.
What we achieved?
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The capacity of the Indian government toimplement the many commitments it hadmade.
Challenges
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ConclusionIndian Government is using INNOVATIVE tools of statecraft to fur-ther their proactive foreign policy including: Narratives Lexicon and Imagery Soft Power The Indian Diaspora More explicit link between Foreign policy and National development.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
http://india.gov.in/topics/foreign-affairs
http://www.mea.gov.in/foreign-relations
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/topic/Indian-foreign-policy
http://thediplomat.com/tag/indian-foreign-policy
http://www.narendramodi.in/internationalmainhtml
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A more active neighborhood first policy.
Advances in Indias relationships with major powers including the United States and greater attention to previously ne-glected countries in the Indian Ocean, Central Asia and the Pacific Islands.
Booming Foreign Investments.
COMPILED BY
Mr. Shreyash Tamboli
Mr. Naveen Muley