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Jaishankar Addresses Human Resource Mobility Forum
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar delivers a speech in New Delhi outlining India's migration policy, revealing 28 MMPAs and 5 million eMigrate clearances, and emphasizing the fight against illegal migration.
Launch of eMigrate 2.0 Portal
An upgraded digital platform with enhanced functionalities for safer, more transparent emigration processes was launched, approximately two years prior to Jaishankar's speech.
India’s External Affairs Minister highlighted 28 mobility agreements and a digital clearance system that eases hiring from the world’s largest talent pool. For HR leaders, this means faster, more predictable access to skilled workers in AI, green energy, and healthcare.
India’s External Affairs Minister unveiled 28 bilateral migration agreements and a tech-driven clearance portal. The speech signals enforceable legal obligations, anti-trafficking commitments, and digital compliance infrastructure that corporate immigration attorneys and policymakers must now navigate.
With 28 migration-mobility partnerships now signed, India is building a structured framework for global talent circulation, pushing HR leaders to prepare for accelerated cross-border recruitment and qualification recognition.
As India signs 28 migration-mobility partnerships, Jaishankar's speech underscores AI and automation as central forces reshaping workforce skills, making anticipatory upskilling and cross-border recognition a policy priority.
