Washington D.C.: Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a bilateral meeting with U.S. Vice President Vance during his ongoing official visit to the United States. Both leaders acknowledged the significant progress made in key areas of strategic cooperation, particularly in defense, technology, clean energy, and trade.
Prime Minister Modi described the talks as "fruitful," emphasizing the strengthening of India–U.S. relations through shared democratic values and mutual economic interests. The two leaders also discussed new opportunities for collaboration in critical technologies and underscored the importance of resilient global supply chains.
Vice President Vance reiterated the United States’ commitment to deepening the partnership with India, noting that enhanced cooperation could boost innovation, security, and sustainable development across both nations.
This meeting is seen as a positive step ahead of the scheduled high-level dialogues between the two countries, setting the tone for future engagements in multilateral forums and trade negotiations.
