Jaishankar Discusses Iran Conflict And Gulf Stability With EU Vice President Kaja Kallas

 India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar spoke with European Commission Vice President Kaja Kallas to discuss the ongoing Iran conflict and its wider implications for the Gulf region. The conversation highlighted concerns over rising tensions, disruptions to energy flows, and the need for diplomatic engagement to prevent further escalation.  

Jaishankar emphasized India’s interest in maintaining regional stability, given its reliance on Gulf energy supplies and the presence of a large Indian diaspora in the region. Kallas underscored Europe’s focus on ensuring secure trade routes and minimizing the impact of instability on global markets.  

Both leaders agreed on the importance of multilateral cooperation, stressing that coordinated efforts between Asia and Europe are essential to address the challenges posed by the conflict. The dialogue reflects India’s proactive role in global diplomacy and Europe’s commitment to safeguarding shared interests.  

Key Highlights  

• Jaishankar speaks with EU Vice President Kaja Kallas  
• Focus on Iran conflict and Gulf stability  
• Concerns over energy security and trade routes  
• India highlights diaspora and energy dependence  
• Call for multilateral cooperation between Asia and Europe  

Sources: Hindustan Times, The Hindu, India Today, European Commission Updates