External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar addresses the 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York on September 27, 2025. His speech underlined India’s commitment to global cooperation and multilateralism.
Jaishankar stressed that the world needs a multipolar order. He said this approach ensures fair governance and better global stability. He noted that cooperation is essential to address climate change, terrorism, and economic inequality.
He reaffirmed India’s pledge to fight terrorism in all forms. Jaishankar called on nations to work together to eliminate such threats to peace and development.
Jaishankar also said global cooperation must focus on sustainability and equitable growth. He emphasized that no single country can solve major challenges alone.
Ahead of his address, Jaishankar met several world leaders. He discussed climate action, economic partnerships, and regional security. India also raised concerns about equitable access to technology and vaccines.
He stressed the importance of strengthening dialogue, mutual respect, and trust among nations. Jaishankar said India stands ready to contribute actively to global problem-solving.
His address at the 80th UNGA reinforced India’s role as a key voice in shaping the global agenda. It highlighted India’s vision for peace, cooperation, and shared progress.
