The administration of US President Joe Biden described India (US-relations) as his most important ally in the Indo-Pacific region and said that he would like to see India rise as a major power of the world and as a watchdog of the region. Welcomes the role.
Washington. The administration of US President Joe Biden described India (US Relations) as his most important ally in the Indo-Pacific region and said that he would like to see India rise as a major power in the world and as a watchman of the region. Welcomes the role.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Ned Price told the daily press conference, “India is an important partner of the US in the Indo-Pacific region. We welcome India’s rise as a major power in the world and its role as a sentinel of the region. ‘
Earlier, US Secretary of State Antoine Blinken, India’s Foreign Minister S.K. Jaishankar was interviewed on Tuesday and the two leaders discussed the situation in Myanmar and other issues with common concerns. Blinken expressed concern over the military coup in Myanmar and also discussed the importance of the rule of law and the democratic process. The two leaders discussed regional developments including the importance of Indian and US cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region.
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“Both sides hoped to increase regional cooperation through the ‘quad’ and tackle challenges such as the Kovid-19 epidemic and climate change,” Price said. In response to a question, Price said that the ‘overall global strategic partnership’ of the US and India is multifaceted as well as broad.
