External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar highlighted transformative changes in India's foreign policy over the last 12 years since Prime Minister Narendra Modi took office. He noted the establishment of 44 Embassies and Consulates, which provide robust support to Indians abroad, fostering greater confidence and pride among travelers. Jaishankar emphasized the Ministry's improved crisis response capabilities, citing successful evacuations from conflict zones such as Ukraine, Israel, Afghanistan, and Sudan. The minister also pointed out the creation of 21 mobility partnerships that enable Indians to integrate into the global workforce. Furthermore, he mentioned enhancements in the passport issuance process and document attestation, making them more seamless for citizens. Jaishankar underscored the positive impact on Indian businesses through increased market access and export opportunities, alongside welfare measures for Indian students abroad and the promotion of Indian culture globally. Prime Minister Modi, reflecting on his governance, affirmed the government's commitment to trust, development, and public welfare, aiming for a developed India.