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MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that relations are built on the basis of sensitivities to each other’s concerns.

In a recent statement, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal emphasized the foundational principles that guide diplomatic relations between nations, stating that such relationships are built on a deep sensitivity to each other’s concerns.

He highlighted that mutual respect, understanding, and consideration for one another’s core interests are essential for fostering lasting and meaningful ties. According to Jaiswal, successful diplomacy is not merely about formal agreements or strategic alignments but also about acknowledging and addressing the legitimate apprehensions and priorities of partner countries.

He reiterated that India, in its foreign policy approach, remains committed to upholding these values and seeks to strengthen its bilateral and multilateral relationships through continuous dialogue and empathy. By prioritizing sensitivity in its engagements, India aims to promote peace, cooperation, and shared prosperity across diverse geopolitical landscapes. Jaiswal's remarks serve as a reminder that in an increasingly interconnected world, diplomacy must be grounded in mutual trust and the ability to listen and respond thoughtfully to each other’s perspectives and concerns.