The head of the Biden administration for South Asia said on Thursday that the more India develops, the better it is for India, America and the world. One of the fastest growing major economies of the world for the past several years despite the global economic slowdown, India, which is now a $3 trillion economy, has now set a target of becoming a $10 trillion economy in a decade and a developed country by 2047. Ambitious target has been set.
Donald Lu said – We support the goal of taking forward the Indian economy
“We want to be part of your economic miracle,” Donald Lu, Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs, told the media on Thursday. He said, “We strongly support India’s goal of growing the economy in an inclusive manner. The more India grows, the better it is for India, for America, and for the world. A prosperous India will have more resources to help deal with global problems like climate change and future pandemics.”
A prosperous India would be better for America too
He said, ‘Our discussions under the Trade Policy Forum, Commercial Dialogue and CEO Forum helped bring the two economies closer to each other. “
At the same time, we want to deepen our cooperation on future technologies ranging from space to artificial intelligence and quantum computing through the Initiative for Critical Emerging Technologies launched in January this year,” he said. Responding to a question, Lu said, “A strong and prosperous India will be good for the United States and we want to be a part of your economic miracle.”
India and America will cooperate to make state-of-the-art defense equipment
The Biden administration’s in-charge of South and Central Asia affairs said on Thursday that work is underway on a major bilateral cooperation between India and the US to manufacture state-of-the-art defense equipment.
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