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Jaishankar calls for more participatory global decision-making

Source: The Hindu · 22 Sep 2026, 04:05 UTC
Jaishankar calls for more participatory global decision-making
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External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has renewed his call for reforms to multilateral institutions as geopolitical tensions rise. He said broader participation in deliberations and greater transparency in decision-making were overdue, The Hindu reported.

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has called for changes to the way multilateral institutions deliberate and make decisions, The Hindu reported. Speaking amid what the report described as rising geopolitical tensions, Jaishankar said that more participatory discussions were overdue.

He also argued that decision-making processes should become more transparent. His remarks reiterated a call for reformed multilateralism, although the available source material did not identify the specific forum where he spoke or set out particular institutional reforms. The report also did not provide details of the countries or organisations he was addressing, or explain what immediate steps he proposed beyond broader participation and transparency.

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