Foreign Ministers From Slovakia, Philippines, and Antigua & Barbuda Arrive in Delhi for Raisina Dialogue 2025

New Delhi
[March 17, New Delhi] — Leaders from around the world are beginning to arrive in [India].
New Delhi
to participate in the
Raisina Dialogue
In 2025, a pivotal conference focusing on geopolitics and geoeconomics will take place.

The Foreign Ministers of the Slovak Republic, Juraj Blanar; the Philippines, Enrique A. Manalo; and
Antigua and Barbuda
, EP Chet Greene has already reached the capital.

Minister of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal posted on X, saying, “We welcome Minister Mr. Juraj Blanar from the Slovak Republic, Minister Enrique A. Manalo from the Philippines, and Minister E.P. Chet Greene from Antigua & Barbuda as they arrive.”
New Delhi
for the
Raisina Dialogue
2025.”

The
Raisina Dialogue
India’s top conference on geopolitics and geoeconomics will take place in
New Delhi
From March 17 to 19, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will open the 10th edition of this event today. The main guest will be New Zealand’s Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, who will also deliver the keynotespeech.

Approximately 125 countries will be represented at the event by participants such as ministers, past Presidents and Prime Ministers, military officials, business tycoons, tech innovators, educators, reporters, specialists in strategy studies, prominent think tank contributors, and young individuals.
Raisina Dialogue
.

The theme for the 2025 edition is “Kalachakra – People, Peace, and Planet.” During this three-day event, global policymakers and leading thinkers will convene through multiple discussion platforms centered around six key themes:

(i) Disrupted Politics: Changing Landscapes and Increasing Waves;

(ii) Solving the Green Dilemma: Stakeholders, Locations, & Strategies;

(iii) Digital Earth: Actors, Systems, & Gaps;

(iv) Aggressive Commerce: Trading, Logistics, & Currency Dependence;

(v) The Leopard’s Story: Redefining Progress with Innovative Plans; and

(vi) Fostering Peace: Influencers, Structures, & Guiding Forces.

Over 3,500 attendees hailing from approximately 125 nations are set to join the Dialogue physically, with countless viewers across the globe expected to follow the event through multiple online channels.

The conference is organized by the Observer Research Foundation (ORF) in collaboration with the Ministry of External Affairs. Numerous institutions, organizations, and individuals are dedicated to its purpose and back this initiative.

Each year, politicians, entrepreneurs, journalists, and members of civil society gather in
New Delhi
“To delve into the current condition of the globe and investigate possibilities for collaboration across numerous modern issues,” the ORF stated in an official release.

The dialogue is formatted as a multifaceted conversation among various stakeholders, encompassing different sectors. It includes participation from heads of state, cabinet ministers, and local government officials, alongside influential thinkers from the business world, media, and academic circles, according to ANI.