India will be critical strategic partner for US in coming decades: White House
India will be a crucial strategic ally for the US in the decades to come, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's state visit to the US would reaffirm their deep and close relationship, the White House said on Tuesday
White House National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby. ANI
India will be a crucial strategic ally for the US in the decades to come, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s state visit to the US would reaffirm their deep and close relationship, the White House said on Tuesday.
Addressing a press conference on Tuesday, National Security Council Coordinator for Strategic Communications (NSCCSC) John Kirby, “India will be a critical strategic partner for the United States in the coming decades.”
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India’s growing commitment to playing a more “engaged international role, including in the Indo-Pacific Quad, demonstrates a new and growing willingness to join the United States to protect and advance a shared vision of a free, open, and rules-based global order”, he said.
Kirby said that “as we think about the future of artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and building resilient supply chains for clean energy technologies, semiconductors, and other critical and emerging technology, countering climate change, the future of our workforces, and global health, energy, food security, there is no partner more consequential than India”.
The Official State Visit of the prime minister will affirm the deep and close partnership between the US and India, and the warm bonds of family and friendship that link Americans and Indians together, he told reporters at the Foreign Press Center.
“The visit will strengthen our two countries’ shared commitment to a free, open, prosperous, and secure Indo-Pacific and our shared resolve to elevate its strategic technology partnership, including in defence, clean energy, and space,” he said.
Kirby added that the leaders will discuss ways to further expand educational exchanges and people-to-people ties as well as work together to confront common challenges from climate change to workforce development and health security.
He said as the world’s oldest and largest democracies and as key net security providers in the Indo-Pacific, the US and India are increasingly partners of first resort as a combined force for global good.
“Now, we are hosting India for an Official State Visit to put our cooperation on an inexorable trajectory as we support India’s emergence as a great power that will be central to ensuring US interest in the coming decades,” he said.
The NSCCSC said after years of strengthening ties, the US-India partnership is deeper and more expansive than it has ever been in the past. “We now look instinctively to each other and work cooperatively with each other to uphold a free and open Indo-Pacific, to drive innovation, jointly tackle global challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic,” Kirby said.
“Together and working with other like-minded partners, our countries will shape the future, working towards a world that, again, is open and more prosperous, more stable, more secure, and, quite frankly, more resilient,” he said.
With inputs from agencies
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