External Affairs Minister Dr S. Jaishankar today emphasized India’s unwavering commitment to create a modern, transparent and internationally compatible legal environment. Addressing the inaugural session of international conference of 60th anniversary commemoration of (United Nations Commission on International Trade Law) UNCITRAL in New Delhi, Dr. Jaishankar said that the Commission has consistently demonstrated its ability to adapt to emerging realities while preserving the principles of inclusivity, consensus, and respect for diverse legal traditions. He added that as one of the eight countries that hold continuous membership of UNCITRAL, India has actively contributed to the evolution of international trade law across several areas. Dr Jaishankar also stressed on profound global transformations, driven by technological changes, digital commerce, evolving supply chains and new patterns of investments impacting how goods, services, capital, and data move across borders. The Minister also highlighted the necessity of predictable and harmonized legal frameworks, efficient dispute-resolution mechanisms, and greater certainty in cross-border transactions. He further underlined the role of the stakes of Global South in ensuring that the evolution of international trade law reflects their developmental priorities and practical realities.