While reviewing development of friendly relations between India and Iran, two Sides noted with satisfaction the constitution of institutional and legal mechanisms for the expansion and intensification of bilateral ties between the two Sides. The two Sides reiterated their commitment to further expand and strengthen bilateral ties.
Category: Foreign policy
China’s socialist democracy is a whole-process, U.S democracy is Coca-Cola, Taliban can form govt with moderate policies- China
What is democracy? Who gets to define it? How to judge whether a country is democratic? These rights should not be monopolized by the US and its few allies. For us, a key criterion is whether the country can meet people's expectations, needs and aspirations. In this sense, Chinese democracy is people's democracy while the US' is money democracy; the Chinese people enjoy substantial democracy while Americans have democracy only in form; China has a whole-process democracy while the US has voting democracy that comes every four years.
Tajikistan’s domestic and foreign policy – Address by the President of Republic of Tajikistan
Our economy grew by 4.5 percent in 2020 and the GDP reached TJS 82.5 billion TJS. During this period, the industrial production increased by 9.7%, agriculture by 8.8% and foreign trade by 0.8%, including export by 19.8% and created a foundation for the country's economic development.
Foreign policy concept of the Russian federation
to create a favourable external environment that would allow Russia’s economy to grow steadily and become more competitive and would promote technological modernization as well as higher standards of living and quality of life for its population
Foreign Secretary’s Remarks at the Launch of Observer Research Foundation’s “Foreign Policy Survey 2021”
While national interest and security are the main drivers of any foreign policy, there are other factors. International relations and diplomacy also affect our daily lives in terms of our environment, society, economic development and education.
United State’s diplomatic relations with Afghanistan-2012
The United States has approximately 14,000 troops in Afghanistan engaged in two missions: 1) a bilateral counterterrorism mission in cooperation with Afghan forces; and 2) participation in RSM. U.S. troops in Afghanistan serve alongside almost 8,000 troops from NATO allies and partners. U.S. forces continue to disrupt and degrade the Taliban’s combat operations, ISIS-K, and al-Qaeda activities in Afghanistan, through partnered operations with Afghan forces, as well as unilateral operations.
United State’s diplomatic relations with Pakistan-1947
U.S.-PAKISTAN RELATIONS The United States established diplomatic relations with Pakistan following the country’s independence in 1947. We have a multi-faceted relationship with Pakistan in areas ranging from counterterrorism to energy to trade and investment. Pakistani forces have made significant sacrifices…
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United State’s diplomatic relations with Turkmenistan-1992
Strategically located alongside Afghanistan and Iran, Turkmenistan plays an important role in advancing regional integration, security and prosperity across South and Central Asia. With abundant natural resources, Turkmenistan holds the potential to overcome economic and development challenges linked to years…
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Diplomatic and bilateral relationship of Turkmenistan with other nations
Foreign policy is based on the Constitution, the Constitutional Act on the permanent neutrality of Turkmenistan, the Foreign policy concept of Turkmenistan as a neutral state, other legislative acts. Turkmenistan's foreign policy is a logical extension of domestic policy and…
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India’s Foreign Policy: An overview of core objectives, Fundamental principles and current priorities
The first and overarching objective of India’s Foreign Policy –like that of any other country-is to secure its national interests. The scope of "national interests” is fairly wide. In our case it includes for instance: securing our borders to protect territorial integrity, countering cross-border terrorism, energy security, food security, cyber security.In short, the first objective is to protect India from traditional and non-traditional threats.
