Dear
Amitabh
Even as you must be busy , with forthcoming Budget Proposals , I
thought it fit to inform you that we ( B2B ) ,
would start sending out " Email Alerts
" to Indian Ambassadors posted abroad
, re Foreign Companies sending " We invite You
for a Joint Venture " type of messages to suitable Indian Companies
This will start from 4th March (
National Safety Day )
I attach a DRAFT of the proposed
" Email Alert " for your comments /
suggestions
I also request your OK to use " Make In India " web site logo
( Lion ) , as a part of our Email Alert
In light of this , we should slightly change the page write up of
" Database of Indian Companies
" which , I have requested you to upload on Make
In India web site
with regards ,
hemen
0 - 98,67,55,08,08
Position India in a leading role globally:
Modi to Indian ambassadors
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaking at Heads of Missions
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TOPICS
diplomacy
international relations
Indian
ambassadors and high commissioners posted worldwide will be expected to double up efforts on drawing investment to promote
the government’s key initiatives including “Make in India,” “Digital India” and
infrastructure development.
Addressing
more than 110 “Heads of Missions” from around the world at their annual
conference, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told them to “use the current global
environment to position India in a leading role” and to “adapt to global
changes.”
Minister
of External Affairs Sushma Swaraj said that the Prime Minister has shown a
special interest in issues that served as the focus for the conference, with
the theme “Diplomacy with Development”.
These
included the development agenda of the government as well helping Indians
worldwide on consular issues, preparing for the international Yoga day in June
this year, ‘Swachch Bharat’ and the clean ganga initiatives. The HoMs had been
instructed to understand the new policies and identify areas of opportunity in the
countries they were posted.
She told Ambassadors to step up efforts to speak to their
host governments, as well as local businessmen for investment to facilitate the
initiatives.
Ms. Swaraj assured the ambassadors that if Indian laws or bilateral agreements
needed to be amended to push ahead with these initiatives, then the government
would work on those.
Diplomats represent a glorious heritage: Modi
In
his opening remarks, Mr. Modi called the ambassadors “vibrant representatives”
of a glorious heritage. He laid emphasis on the fight against climate change,
saying India “must lead that fight”. In the past month, both the US President
Obama and French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius have visited Delhi with
enlisting India’s support for the global climate change conference in Paris in
November 2015. While India has not yet committed to the protocol, it is in
negotiations with several countries, including the BRICS.
Mr.
Modi emphasised that “a love for nature, or prakriti-prem is part of Indian culture”, something
he had addressed in his media conference with President Obama as well.
Speaking
broadly about the threat of terror, Mr. Modi said “India has a great
responsibility to help the world counter new threats to global peace”. Heads of
Missions have been discussing the issues including the push from many countries
for India to join the “global coalition” against ISIS.
Before
his address, his first at the Ministry of External Affair’s headquareters in
the Jawahar Lal Nehru Bhawan, the Prime Minister dedicated a memorial sculpture
for “government officers and personnel who sacrificed their lives in the line
of duty while serving abroad”.
Keywords: Heads of Missions summit, Ministry of External Affairs, Narendra Modi, India foreign policy
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