India’s influence in the Middle East: balancing energy, workers, and Saudi-Pakistan defense pact
**India’s Influence in the Middle East: Balancing Energy, Workers, and the Saudi-Pakistan Defense Pact**
The Gulf countries are home to nearly half of India’s immigrant population, a demographic that significantly contributes to the skills and growth of Middle Eastern economies. Indian expatriates play a crucial role in various sectors, fostering economic development and strengthening ties between India and the region.
Recently, people waved Indian flags in support of the Indian Armed Forces following the ceasefire announcement between India and Pakistan. This display of solidarity took place in Delhi, India, on May 13, 2025.
*Photo credit: REUTERS*
As India navigates its strategic interests in the Middle East, it continues to balance its energy needs, the welfare of its overseas workers, and the complex geopolitical dynamics, including the Saudi-Pakistan defense pact. This multifaceted relationship underscores India’s growing influence and its efforts to maintain stability and cooperation in the region.
*By GIORGIA VALENTE / THE MEDIA LINE*
https://www.jpost.com/international/article-868135
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