Dehradun, Sept. 11 -- "Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability".
Guided by a "Humanity-First" and people-centric approach, New Delhi has structured its specific priorities around four strategic pillars. India's primary message is to reform global governance without tearing it down. Rather than replacing current international frameworks, New Delhi wants institutions like the IMF, World Bank, and UN Security Council to evolve. This ensures the Global South gains a legitimate voice in a peaceful, multipolar world order while maintaining a balance between East and West.
New Delhi is also heavily promoting its Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) as a low-cost, open-source model for global development. On the financi...