Introduction
Continuation from page 46 Indo-Pacific has newly been configured as the new area of 'great game'. Continuation from page 48 Hurdles in realising inclusive Indo-Pacific
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that Paris Target met.
(C) of equitable world
(i) Both demanding democratic reforms in global institutions eg. IMF, World Bank, et western dominated.
The recent global south coalition led by India highlights its role in prospering global south & Africa can act as partner in game
Indo-Pacific has newly been configured as the new area of 'great game'.
Theatre of opportunity for India
(A) ASEAN centrality
(i) Best east policy of India so better sit held in region.
(ii) FTA with ASEAN and thus huge role in Indo-Pacific.
(iii) Regional projects like Indo-Myanmar-Thailand trilateral signifies core states.
(iv) Partnering with some ASEAN countries to explore South China sea.
(B) Rules-based order
(i) Safe, secure and prosperous Indo-Pacific is goal of India's 'Indo-Pacific vision'.
(ii) Can collaborate with QUAD countries for realising common vision.
(iii) Tackle chinese dominance like 9-dash line, etc through rule based order and using SAARC.
(C) Development partnership with Pacific Island states (PCS)
(i) 2nd summit between India-PCS
(ii) MoUs with AIJF, Papua New Guinea, etc.
(iii) Indian diaspora in region very beneficial for dialogue & diplomacy
Hurdles in realising inclusive Indo-Pacific
Conclusion
The recent global south coalition led by India highlights its role in prospering global south & Africa can act as partner in game Need of the hour is to purse with countries having common Indo-Pacific vision like Japan, AIJF, etc
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