New Delhi: Prime minister Narendra Modi welcomed the President on Wednesday Joe Bidenstrong commitment to India-US Strategic Partnership During a meeting with the US Secretary of State, Antony Blink.
The Prime Minister tweeted, “Nice to meet US Secretary of State @SecBlinken today. I welcome President Biden’s strong commitment to strengthen the India-US Strategic Partnership, which is based on our shared democratic values and the global good. There’s a force to be had.”
Blinken calls on Modi after extensive talks with Foreign Minister S Jaishankar.
The talks covered a range of issues including the situation in Afghanistan. Indo-Pacific Connectivity and the COVID-19 response mechanism, among others.
Blinken also spoke to the National Security Advisor, Ajit Doval, with a focus on taking the relationship to the “next level”.
The US Secretary of State arrived here on Tuesday evening on a two-day visit with a broad agenda of talks.
This is Blinken’s first visit to India after taking over as US Secretary of State and the third by a high-ranking Biden administration official since coming to power in January.
US Secretary of Defense, Lloyd Austinvisited India in March, while US Special Envoy on Climate Change John Kerry visited New Delhi in April.
The Prime Minister tweeted, “Nice to meet US Secretary of State @SecBlinken today. I welcome President Biden’s strong commitment to strengthen the India-US Strategic Partnership, which is based on our shared democratic values and the global good. There’s a force to be had.”
Blinken calls on Modi after extensive talks with Foreign Minister S Jaishankar.
The talks covered a range of issues including the situation in Afghanistan. Indo-Pacific Connectivity and the COVID-19 response mechanism, among others.
Blinken also spoke to the National Security Advisor, Ajit Doval, with a focus on taking the relationship to the “next level”.
The US Secretary of State arrived here on Tuesday evening on a two-day visit with a broad agenda of talks.
This is Blinken’s first visit to India after taking over as US Secretary of State and the third by a high-ranking Biden administration official since coming to power in January.
US Secretary of Defense, Lloyd Austinvisited India in March, while US Special Envoy on Climate Change John Kerry visited New Delhi in April.
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