During a press conference in New Delhi, India's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar outlined India's position on global conflicts, emphasizing the country's opposition to the 'weaponisation of market shares and resources.' He presented five guiding principles for India's foreign policy: advocating for dialogue and diplomacy, supporting safe maritime commerce, demanding respect for international law, opposing the weaponisation of resources, and promoting trusted partnerships and resilient supply chains. Jaishankar described U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio's visit as timely and productive, highlighting the importance of discussions between the two nations. Rubio, in turn, acknowledged the significant contributions of the Indian community to the U.S. economy, noting that Indian companies have invested over $20 billion in the United States. He expressed a strong desire for this partnership to continue and grow, even as the U.S. reforms its foreign national admission policies.