US-India trade deal nearly final, Rubio to visit India in October: Sergio Gor
US Ambassador Sergio Gor revealed that the US-India trade agreement is on the verge of finalization, clarifying that Congress's push for tariffs differs from the previous Trump administration. He underscored Trump's admiration for Modi, while also stressing the urgency of resolving the Russia-Ukraine crisis, highlighting India's critical role as evidenced by numerous high-ranking visits from US…
Sergio Gor, the US ambassador to India, stated that virtually every aspect of the US-India trade deal is in place, barring the final legal technicalities. Gor clarified that the bipartisan push for the bill in Congress is distinct from the White House's stance, which has not actively advocated for it. The ambassador emphasized that the conflict between Russia and Ukraine must end, deeming it a grave matter for both nations.
The US is currently revising certain sections of the deal, with the lengthy process due to the intricate legal language involved. The US-India relationship holds paramount importance for the United States, as evidenced by the presence of top administration officials during their frequent visits to India. Gor highlighted the deep friendship between US President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, emphasizing that Modi stood by Trump during challenging times, notably after his loss in the 2020 elections.
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