India Joins 'Partners for Multilateralism' to Drive UN Governance Reforms
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India is set to participate in the inaugural meeting of the 'Partners for Multilateralism' (P4M), a new grouping launched by Brazil, Canada, Kenya, and the European Union. Aiming to reform global governance, the forum seeks to shift power dynamics away from traditional superpowers. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar will lead India's delegation, signaling New Delhi's intent to consolidate its position as a voice for the Global South and drive institutional change within the UN.
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