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Updated: June 01, 2025 08:30
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri’s recent visit to Washington DC from May 27 to 29 marked a significant step in advancing India-US relations. His engagements with senior officials across multiple US departments underscored the evolving partnership between the two nations.
Diplomatic Engagements
Misri met with officials from the Department of State, National Security Council, Department of Defence, Treasury, and Commerce
Discussions focused on strengthening bilateral cooperation in defence, trade, and emerging technologies
The visit followed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s February trip, which launched the India-US COMPACT initiative
Defence and Security Cooperation
Talks with Deputy Secretary of Defence Steve Feinberg and Under Secretary Elbridge Colby reaffirmed commitments to joint military exercises and interoperability
Co-production and co-development initiatives were explored to enhance defence collaboration
Counter-terrorism strategies and regional security frameworks were key discussion points
Economic and Trade Developments
Misri met Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Michael Faulkender for talks on economic cooperation and global economic policies
Under Secretary of Commerce Jeffrey Kessler discussed trade agreement progress and regulatory systems
The second India-US Strategic Trade Dialogue was next to go over simplified trade policies
Technology and Innovation
Bilateral meetings focused on important and emerging technology areas, such as AI and cybersecurity
Industry leaders joined a roundtable to advance cooperation in technology-driven industries
The TRUST program was brought into focus as one of the central pillars in driving technological collaborations
Sources: Economic Times, Tribune India, ANI News, Business Standard, Hindustan Times.