Vance calls PM after US Senate passes 100% tariff bill, discusses boosting ties
On Saturday, VP JD Vance engaged in a conversation with PM Narendra Modi, reiterating both nations' dedication to strengthen partnerships in vital sectors such as trade, defense, and upcoming technologies. They shared insights on international matters of shared concern, coinciding with the US Senate's approval of a bill focused on Russian oil transactions.
On Saturday, US Vice President JD Vance called Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss strengthening the India-US comprehensive global strategic partnership. The two leaders focused on trade, defence, emerging technologies, and critical minerals during their conversation.
Prime Minister Modi extended his warmest congratulations to Vice President Vance and his wife Usha on the birth of their son. The Prime Minister conveyed his best wishes to the entire family.
The call came in the wake of a mutual defence pact signed by Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, reflecting a new regional alignment amid rising tensions in West Asia. Both leaders reviewed progress in the India-US comprehensive global strategic partnership and noted the continued momentum in high-level engagements. They reaffirmed their commitment to further strengthening cooperation in various key areas.
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