Jaishankar said the Minister of Outside Affairs that today’s changing world requires a global labor, emphasizing that nations cannot escape the reality that requires global labor, in many countries cannot be met in many countries.
His remarks come in the middle of shops and tariffs, as well as the hard attitude of President Donald Trump to immigration, including a new fee for H-1B visas, which largely affects Indian experts who make up most of the recipients of these temporary work visas, reported PTI.
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Jaishankar on Wednesday on the outskirts of the UN General Assembly “AID, Trade and Technology” organized by the Observer Research Foundation Foundation (ORF) on the outskirts of the UN General Assembly, Trade and Technology “Assistance, Trade and Technology”.
“Where this global workforce is to be placed and placed, there may be a matter of political debate. But it is not to get away. If you look at demand and look at demography, the requirements cannot be purely outside the national demography,” he said.
“It’s a reality. You can’t escape from this reality. So how do we create a more acceptable, more current and efficient model of the global labor force, which is then located at a distributed global workplace?
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“We will see that within this revised world, new, more business arrangements between countries, countries that will decide, which may not make in other circumstances, countries that will feel desire, sometimes even urge to have new partners and new regions,” said Jaishankar.
For all unimaginable and uncertainties, the trade will eventually find a way of claiming that it is “easier to trade today” for physical and digital reasons, because in human existence there are better roads, right and much smoother business interfaces.
“So, for all the obstacles and complications that may occur, I also think they will face them in some respects or will defend themselves in some ways what will happen in a great domain,” he said.
Jaishankar said that technologically wise, trade-wise, connectivity-wise, workplace: “We will end up in a very different world in a very short term.”
In today’s “very turbulent” atmosphere, it is important, especially in large countries, to build capacities to be more independent, said and claimed that it is a “very” focus in India.
Jaishankar pointed out that multipolarity is not something that would happen, but would have to be built by building national capacities.
“When you build national capacities and have national experiences, some of them are transposed to other people who can relate to it,” he said, quoting an example of Indian digital public infrastructure (DPI).
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“There are many other companies that find the Indian DPI model sincerely much more absorbed, relevant, transposed than the European model or the American model, how to control digital life,” he said.
He also said that a year ago and certainly a few months ago it was clear that the world was heading towards much greater unpredictability, volatility and uncertainty.
“When you predict something like this, people say, well, so you predict what it means. Now, according to the definition of unpredictability, you don’t know what you are going for. It is not extrapolation of what has been there in the past. It is clear that it is disturbing,” he said.
He added that people felt that someone else and the first term would be different, in the apparent reference to Trump’s second term, during which the US President, among other things, deposited tariffs in dozens of countries.
“But what we see is – the terms are different. The times are different. They change for several months. They change for several weeks,” he said.
“Actually, it is really quite an experience that the world will undergo this level of changes in politics, the practical impact of this, and the fact that so much of it is done publicly, it is played in full radiation of the reflector,” he said.
Jaishankar said that in the last three to four years the world has been afraid of supply chains and production sources. The decision to avert the world, ensure uncertainties, meant having more production centers and more resistant and excess supply chains.
“But now we must also protect ourselves from the uncertainty of market access. So you are concerned about market dependence, as well as worrying about excessive addiction or excessive dependence on connectivity,” he said.
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“In a sense, almost the whole economic chain has become much more risky or more difficult to assume in many ways,” he said.
Today, the central proposal in diplomacy is probably how “you reject the risk, how to ensure how you become more resistant, how you protect yourself against unforeseen events that I emphasize by definition, and actually create policy and plans around it.
(With the entry from agencies)
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