India will one day become a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). Foreign Minister S. S. Jaishankar has expressed it. The country is moving step by step in this direction. He said that long-term and enduring efforts are required for permanent membership.

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On Thursday, External Affairs Minister Jaishankar told the Upper House that I expected this to happen soon. We are nowhere short of our efforts, patience, and motivation for this. We have to meet this day. I am very sure He gave this information in response to the question of Vizila Satyanant of AIADMK.

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Apart from this, he also told the Rajya Sabha that the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) could not be associated with the agreement due to its current form. Since it did not take into account important issues and concerns for the country. Despite this, the government has intensified relations with neighboring countries as well as Gulf, South East Asia, and African countries in six months of its second term.

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He told that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has told that India participated very seriously in the agreement of economic partnership. But I could not connect myself with it. The government is fully committed to its interests in all such agreements. Therefore, India shied away from this agreement of economic partnership. It includes Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, Laos and Vietnam along with six FTA partners - India, China, Japan, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand, including ASEAN countries.