Indian EAM S Jaishankar Meets US Deputy NSA Jon Finer In Delhi

India’s External Affairs Minister – S. Jaishankar, and the Principal Deputy National Security Advisor of the United States – Jon Finer, met in New Delhi to discuss a variety of important topics. 

As you know, S. Jaishankar is a prominent figure in India’s foreign policy, leading our country’s diplomatic efforts. 

Jon Finer, on the other hand, is a key advisor to the US President on national security matters. Their meeting is significant because it shows the close ties and important discussions between India and the USA.

During their meeting, they talked about many bilateral and global issues. This means they discussed matters that affect both India and the USA, as well as other international concerns. One important issue they likely discussed was a recent case in the USA. 

In this case, an Indian citizen was accused of being involved in a plot to harm a Khalistani leader on American soil. This topic is sensitive and crucial for both countries’ relations and security.

Apart from this S. Jaishankar will also start an important event – the Global Technology Summit. This summit is a big event in India, where technology and its impact on the world are discussed. 

This year, it will be held from December 4 to 6 in New Delhi. S. Jaishankar, our External Affairs Minister, will open the summit with a speech. It’s a significant event as it brings together experts from different countries to talk about technology and its role in global politics and everyday life.

Jaishankar’s speech at the summit is expected to set the tone for the discussions there. He’s likely to talk about how technology is changing the world and how countries like India can play a part in this change.

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The theme of this year’s Global Technology Summit is the “Geopolitics of Technology.” This means the focus will be on how technology affects global politics and relations between countries. 

There will be over 40 sessions discussing various aspects of technology – like digital infrastructure, data protection, and the balance between innovation and national security.