Global South depends on ‘India way’ to shape future: UN envoy

India's development model can serve as an example for other countries in the Global South, says UN Under-Secretary-General and High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States

India's focus on self-reliance and its commitment to South-South cooperation can help other developing countries achieve sustainable development

India's development model can serve as an example for other countries in the Global South, says UN Under-Secretary-General and High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States. In an exclusive interview with ANI, Courtenay Rattray said that India's focus on self-reliance and its commitment to South-South cooperation can help other developing countries achieve sustainable development. "India has a very unique development model that has been very successful in lifting millions of people out of poverty," Rattray said. "This model is based on self-reliance and a commitment to South-South cooperation." Rattray said that India's experience in areas such as agriculture, healthcare, and education can be of great benefit to other developing countries. "India has made significant progress in these areas, and its expertise can be shared with other countries to help them achieve their own development goals," he said. Rattray also praised India's commitment to South-South cooperation. "India has been a strong supporter of South-South cooperation, and it has provided financial and technical assistance to other developing countries," he said. "This cooperation is essential for helping developing countries achieve sustainable development." Rattray said that he is confident that India will continue to play a leading role in global development. "India is a rising power, and it has the potential to make a significant contribution to the development of the Global South," he said. "I am confident that India will continue to be a strong partner in the fight against poverty and inequality." **India's development model** India's development model is based on the principles of self-reliance and South-South cooperation. This model has been successful in lifting millions of people out of poverty and improving the lives of millions more. India's focus on self-reliance means that it does not rely on foreign aid or assistance to achieve its development goals. Instead, India focuses on developing its own domestic resources and capabilities. This has allowed India to achieve significant progress in areas such as agriculture, healthcare, and education. India's commitment to South-South cooperation means that it shares its expertise and resources with other developing countries. India has provided financial and technical assistance to other developing countries in areas such as agriculture, healthcare, and education. This cooperation has helped other developing countries achieve their own development goals. **India's role in global development** India is a rising power, and it has the potential to make a significant contribution to the development of the Global South. India is a member of the G20 and the BRICS group of countries. India is also a major contributor to the United Nations and other international organizations. India's development model and its commitment to South-South cooperation can help other developing countries achieve sustainable development. India is a strong partner in the fight against poverty and inequality.