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US eyes $500 bn India trade in 3 years

US aims to double trade with India to $500 billion in three years, says ambassador Sergio Gor. At a reception in Mumbai, Gor emphasized the deepening economic and strategic partnership between the United States and India. President Trump and Prime Minister Modi reaffirmed their commitment to this goal, highlighting the record-breaking $240 billion bilateral trade.

The focus is on key sectors such as semiconductors, critical minerals, energy, defence, and superintelligence. Gor described the partnership as climbing from deep-sea infrastructure to space, with the US-India alliance accelerating at record speed. The relationship extends beyond economic ties, reflecting historical ties over the past 250 years and aiming for even greater achievements in the future.

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