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India’s Strategic Push for Safe and Legal Migration: Strengthening Global Mobility

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External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar emphasized India's commitment to safe, orderly, and legal migration at the Human Resource Mobility Forum, highlighting the role of bilateral agreements and digital infrastructure in protecting the Indian diaspora.

At the inaugural Human Resource Mobility Forum in New Delhi, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar underscored India’s proactive stance on managing the global movement of its workforce. As India continues to be a leading source of human capital globally, the government is prioritizing the transition from unregulated migration to structured, legal frameworks. This shift is essential to safeguard the rights of Indian workers and ensure their integration into the economies of host nations. Central to this strategy is the signing of 28 Migration and Mobility Partnership Agreements (MMPAs) with 26 countries. These agreements serve as a diplomatic tool to streamline visa processes, facilitate the exchange of skills, and create a robust mechanism to combat illegal migration and human trafficking. By formalizing these partnerships, India aims to reduce the vulnerability of its citizens to exploitative recruitment practices and ensure that migration remains a mutually beneficial process for both the source and destination countries.

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