The bold agenda that US President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Narendra Modi established during their June meeting at the White House reaffirmed during the 5th India-US 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue in Delhi. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken described how the two countries are working together to promote equitable economic opportunity, ensure community security, and strengthen economic resilience.
“We’re utilizing innovation to strengthen our economies and increase the safety of our communities while broadening equitable economic opportunities,” the top US diplomat stated in her opening statement at the yearly “two-plus-two” meetings between the foreign and defense ministers of the two nations.
Blinken highlighted particular areas of cooperation, including advances in advanced biology and semiconductors, demonstrating the breadth of technical cooperation between the US and India. Additionally, he mentioned the previously unheard-of investments made in the region’s and the nations’ large-scale deployment of sustainable energy.
Finally, and most importantly, we are strengthening the extraordinary bonds that unite our people. Exploring new educational exchanges, even building procedures to promote travel between our nations, cutting VISA wait times…The opportunities for advancement are endless when Americans and Indians work, learn, and interact together, the speaker said.
“The PM’s state visit to the US in June the high point of this year; it marked the beginning of a new chapter in our relationship. The September visit by President Biden to Delhi has been a major factor in the strengthening of our relationship. His cooperation was vital to securing fruitful outcomes at the G20 conference. Today’s conversation will be a chance to further the goals set out by each of our leaders. establishing a cooperation with a forward-thinking outlook as we develop a common global agenda,” Jaishankar stated.
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