At a time when the conflict in West Asia has emerged as the central geopolitical development shaping global markets, energy flows, and supply chains, PAFI convened a timely Dialogue on “Geoeconomics in Conflict: West Asia, Global Disruptions, and India’s Economic Resilience.” The discussion provided members with valuable perspectives on the evolving geopolitical–geoeconomic landscape, including implications for energy security, trade, capital flows, supply chains, and India’s strategic and macroeconomic resilience in an increasingly uncertain global environment.

Panellists - 
Ashok K Bhattacharya, Editorial Director, Business Standard 
Amb. Dammu Ravi, Former Secretary (Economic Relations), Ministry of External Affairs 
Pranab Dhal Samanta, Executive Editor (ET Politics), The Economic Times 
Rahul Ahluwalia, Founding Director, Foundation for Economic Development

The exchange reflected the value of continued dialogue among members, particularly at a time of heightened global uncertainty.