BILATERAL PARTNERSHIPS

India has emerged as a key global player in recent years, not just through its economic growth and technological advancements but also through its robust and strategic bilateral partnerships.

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Guided by the principles of mutual respect, strategic autonomy, and shared prosperity, India's bilateral relationships span across continents and play a vital role in ensuring regional security, economic development, and a multipolar global order.

At the heart of India's foreign policy is the vision of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam-the world is one family. This philosophy underpins India's approach to international cooperation, where bilateral ties are cultivated based on trust, shared interests, and developmental goals. India's bilateral engagements are not just transactional but transformational, aiming to build long-term strategic depth with nations that share common values and challenges.

One of the cornerstones of India's bilateral diplomacy is its comprehensive strategic partnership with the United States. Over the past two decades, India-U.S. ties have evolved from limited engagement to a broad-based relationship covering defense, trade, technology, education, and climate action.