Ravi Ranjan asked: What is the meaning of geo-economics and geo-strategy? What one means by strategic engagement?

Namrata Goswami answers as follows: Economic economics is how research economics works in an international environment. It is basically an academic study on the global movements of capital, markets and labor. In this way, the concept of geographical economics interacts with the geographical and demographic aspects of the country, thereby affecting their own international trade and business policy. Global economics will also provide us with a list of economic power, the country with the strongest economic power, and how it will affect the power structure. For example, the United States is the highest economy, then China is the second largest economy, and how the distribution of economic power influences its politics.

Geological strategy is the real world of policy decisions at national level. It basically tells the nation to develop a strategic approach to improving their position in the international order. This may involve becoming the most prominent power in the world, or a policy to become an economic power or regional entity. The geographical location of the country plays an important role in the development of geological strategies.

Strategic partnerships are bilateral partnerships to support / promote / develop specific goals within the international order. Strategic partnership gives both countries a common vision of specific foreign policy objectives. For example, there is a strategic partnership between the United States and India. This strategic partnership ties the two countries to tackle worldwide issues such as global security, prevention of illegal copying, non-proliferation, and high-tech cooperation. The framework of the strategic partnership also provides guidelines for future policy development on common concerns.

Geological strategy means the importance of a country or region for its geographical location. Geopolitics is defined as emphasizing the influence of geographic factors on state power, international behavior, and its location advantages. "History is not friendly to Pakistan, but its geographical position is of utmost concern, it has a resource-rich region in the Northwest Territory and a rich population in the north east." Pakistan is a transportation route It is the forefront country against terrorism.

Namrata Goswami answers as follows: Economic economics is how research economics works in an international environment. It is basically an academic study on the global movements of capital, markets and labor. In this way, the concept of geographical economics interacts with the geographical and demographic aspects of the country, thereby affecting their own international trade and business policy. Global economics will also provide us with a list of economic power, the country with the strongest economic power, and how it will affect the power structure. For example, the United States is the highest economy, then China is the second largest economy, and how the distribution of economic power influences its politics.

Ravi Ranjan asks: What does global economics and geological strategy mean? What does it mean through strategic participation?

Geological strategy is the real world of policy decisions at national level. It basically tells the nation to develop a strategic approach to improving their position in the international order. This may involve becoming the most prominent power in the world, or a policy to become an economic power or regional entity. The geographical location of the country plays an important role in the formulation of the geological strategy. Strategic partnerships are bilateral partnerships to support / promote / develop specific goals within the international order. Strategic partnership gives both countries a common vision of specific foreign policy objectives. For example, there is a strategic partnership between the United States and India. This strategic partnership combines the two countries to tackle global public security, fighting piracy, non-proliferation, high-tech cooperation and other global issues.

Ravi Ranjan asks: What does global economics and geological strategy mean? What does it mean through strategic participation?