The objective of foreign policy is not only to build cordial international relations, but also to ensure national security and help citizens in pursuit of their aspirations. Discuss in context of India.
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Foreign policy is ensuring the country's interest and managing the divergence while managing the convergence. Objectives of foreign policy: Objectives of foreign policy: - To build bilateral relations - To ensure country, geo-political, geo-economic as well as strategic security. Foreign policy to ensure national security: (1) Foreign policy aims to build alleys and global opinion against aggressor countries like Pakistan-terrorism (2) It aims to showcase country's defense capabilities to deter the aggressor. (3) It aims to move in countries under benign sphere of FTA. This foreign policy is a broader slate which holistically securing nation's interest as well as individuals interests.
Foreign policy helping citizens on pursuing their interest: (1) It builds people at the people they are by leverage diaspora potential. (2) It secures interest of diaspora in other country in lieu labour and non-hostile rights in Behalf countries. (3) It aid professionals to move in countries under benign specifics to FTA. This foreign policy is a broader slate which holistically securing nation's interest as well as individuals interests.
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This foreign policy is a broader slate which holistically securing nation's interest as well as individuals interests.
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Effect of Policies of Developed/Developing Countries and Indian Diaspora
International Relations
International Relations
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