Archive · 29 May 2025
Global Support for India's Anti-Terrorism Stance
India sent groups of politicians to many countries to talk about terrorism.
They wanted to show that they are united in their fight against it.
These groups met with leaders and officials to explain what happened after the recent Pahalgam attack.
Many countries, like Saudi Arabia, Greece, South Africa, Indonesia, Italy, France, Panama, and Guyana, said they support India.
They agree that terrorism is bad and that the world should work together to stop it.
Multiple all-party delegations are visiting 33 global capitals to discuss terrorism and the Pahalgam attack.
Saudi Arabia, Italy, Indonesia, and other nations offered support to India's stance against terrorism.
The delegations met with various government officials and parliamentary groups.
The goal is to clarify India's zero-tolerance policy and counter misinformation on the Pahalgam attack.
Countries expressed condemnation of terrorism and support for India's position.
- Who
- Multiple all-party delegations, led by various MPs, visiting global capitals.
- What
- India's diplomatic outreach to clarify its zero-tolerance policy on terrorism, particularly in the wake of the Pahalgam attack.
- When
- May 28, 2025, and prior days during the outreach
- Where
- Multiple countries including Saudi Arabia, Greece, South Africa, Indonesia, Italy, France, Panama, and Guyana.
- Why
- To brief international partners and gain support for India's stance on terrorism following the Pahalgam attack.
- Delegation Leaders
- Various MPs including Kanimozhi Karunanidhi, Supriya Sule, Sanjay Kumar Jha, Ravi Shankar Prasad, Shashi Tharoor
- Countries Visited
- Saudi Arabia, Greece, South Africa, Indonesia, Italy, France, Panama, and Guyana
- Focus
- India's zero-tolerance policy on terrorism, Pahalgam attack
- Key Discussions
- Securing international support against terrorism, particularly state-sponsored terrorism.
Sources
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