US President Donald Trump can make significant changes to the World Agenda, but India will continue to be guided by national interests in foreign policy. This was stated by the head of the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Subrome Jayshshakar, speaking at Delhi University.
TASS reports about this. "Yes, it will change a lot, maybe some things will come out of the program, but we must pursue a foreign policy outside the program and in the interests of the country," he said.
"We can have disagreements in some issues, but everything in many areas will be in our interests," the minister said good relations with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Trump. "Our relations with the United States have good personal relationships. Trump with Trump, "he said.
To the question whether Trump is a friend of India or the enemy, the minister called the US President "American nationalist".
