Deputy Secretary Christopher Landau met with Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri today in Washington, reaffirming the close partnership between the two nations. The meeting highlighted the importance of fair and reciprocal market access in fostering economic growth and prosperity in both countries.
The Deputy Secretary underscored the significance of enhanced cooperation on migration and counternarcotics, as well as regional stability and peace. This aligns with the U.S. foreign policy objectives for the 21st century, which prioritize building strong relationships with key partners like India.
A key component of this partnership is the promotion of economic growth and prosperity in both countries. The Deputy Secretary emphasized the need for fair and reciprocal market access to support this goal, recognizing that it can drive job creation, innovation, and economic development.
The meeting between Landau and Misri also underscored the shared commitment to maintaining regional stability and peace. This cooperation is essential for addressing common security challenges and promoting peace and prosperity in the region.
The U.S.-India partnership has been a cornerstone of American foreign policy for many years, and this meeting marks an important step forward in strengthening ties between the two nations.