Washington: India and the US are expected to move forward together on a wide range of initiatives including tackling the COVID-19 global pandemic, climate change, the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad), and new and emerging technologies. White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said in her daily press conference, “As you know, last September, US President Joe Biden hosted Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the White House and the purpose of their meeting was America-India A new chapter in the history of relations was to begin.
At that time, the two leaders shared their shared vision of the relationship between the US and India, and we will continue to work closely this year. To which she replied, “You can expect our governments to work together to fight the global pandemic, from cooperation, to intensify efforts to tackle climate change, to work bilaterally and through the Quad.”, will move forward in a wide range of initiatives ranging from increasing cooperation in trade and investment, to cyber and new and emerging technology.
“We will continue the dialogue, as usual, focusing on deepening our people-to-people ties and strengthening our shared democratic values under our ties,” Psaki said. Undoubtedly, we will take the relationship forward from here.” In response to another question related to the aggressive behavior of China on the border with India, she said that America is constantly monitoring the situation.
“We are closely monitoring the situation,” she said. We support a negotiated and peaceful settlement of these border disputes. We have been very clear about how we view China’s behavior in the region. We believe this could be destabilizing and we are concerned about China’s attempts to intimidate our neighbors.” “We will stand by our partners on this matter,” Psaki said.
