US, India Poised for "Beneficial" and "Sustainable" Trade Deal, Says Marco Rubio
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- •US and India poised to sign a "beneficial" and "sustainable" trade deal.
- •Marco Rubio emphasizes that the Trump administration's trade policy is driven by a global strategy, not targeted at any specific country.
- •The US has faced trade issues with its allies, including the European Union.
- •India is a massive economy, making it a significant trade partner for the US.
- •A US trade delegation will visit India "very soon" to take forward the talks on the proposed trade deal.
- •Jaishankar raises concerns over the Trump administration's visa and immigration policy changes.
- •People-to-people ties are at the heart of the India-US relationship.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, currently on a four-day visit to India, has hinted at a "beneficial" and "sustainable" trade deal agreement between the US and India. Speaking at a joint media briefing with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, Rubio stated that the two countries are poised to soon firm up the much-awaited trade agreement that will advance the mutual interests of both nations. The US Secretary of State emphasized that the trade deal will be enduring, beneficial to both sides, and sustainable in a way that addresses national interests.
