India-US Relations: America's new ambassador to India, Sergio Gor, has clearly said that the relationship between President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi is deep and based on trust.
India-US Relations: Sergio Gor, the new US Ambassador to India, has made a significant statement after assuming office. He said that the friendship between President Trump and Prime Minister Modi is very genuine and strong. He explained that he himself has traveled the world with President Trump and can attest to this friendship.
Sergio Gor stated that the relationship between India and the United States is not solely based on mutual benefit, but rather on trust and cooperation. He added that true friends may sometimes have differences, but ultimately resolve them. He also provided a significant update on Trump's visit to India.
Told when can Trump come?
Sergio Gor said, "I hope the President will visit India soon, perhaps in the next year or two." He also jokingly pointed out that President Trump has a habit of calling at 2 a.m., which is a good time for him according to New Delhi time.
A big update was given regarding the India-US trade deal
Sergio Gor also provided information about the India-US trade deal. He stated that officials from both countries are actively negotiating, with the next talks scheduled for tomorrow. He added that India is the world's largest country, making it difficult to finalize a trade deal, but both countries are working hard to achieve it. Trade is important, but the two countries are also working together in other areas, such as security, energy, technology, education, health, and counterterrorism.
The ambassador also delivered some significant news for India. He said, "Next month, India will be invited to become a full member of PaxSilica." Sergio Gor explained that PaxSilica is a US-led initiative aimed at creating a secure and robust silicon supply chain in sectors such as minerals, energy, advanced manufacturing, semiconductors, AI, and logistics. Previously, the group included Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom, and Israel. Now, India will also be invited to join the group.
