​India’s Neighbourhood First Policy: Progress and Review

India's "Neighbourhood First" policy is a cornerstone of its foreign policy, emphasizing robust and friendly relations with its neighbouring countries. The policy aims to strengthen political, economic, and cultural ties with South Asian countries to ensure regional stability and development.

Neighbourhood First Policy: Key Components and Objectives

  • Strengthening Bilateral Relations: Enhancing political dialogue and cooperation with neighbouring countries.
  • Economic Integration: Promoting trade, investment, and connectivity projects.
  • Security Cooperation: Collaborating on security issues, including counter-terrorism and border management.
  • Cultural Exchange: Fostering cultural ties and people-to-people connections.
  • Humanitarian Assistance: Providing aid during natural disasters and emergencies.

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