Indo-US Leaders Strategize on Indo-Pacific Future, Technology, and Partnership Strength

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Prime Minister Narendra Modi engaged in talks centered on reinforcing India-US relations and fostering a secure, open Indo-Pacific region. Their discussions delved into cooperative initiatives in technology, clean energy, and space endeavors to shape a promising future.

During the 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue in New Delhi, Blinken and US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin were hosted, emphasizing the significance of the partnership. PM Modi highlighted the '2+2' format as pivotal for fortifying the India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership.

Modi underscored the partnership as a force for global good, rooted in shared democratic values and the rule of law. Both leaders echoed a shared vision for robust Indo-Pacific collaboration and addressing global issues, reaffirmed by the US State Department.

Through platforms like the QUAD alliance involving Japan and Australia, India and the US aim to bolster a free, secure Indo-Pacific, focusing on combating illicit activities and coordinating humanitarian aid in the region.

The 2+2 dialogue serves as a critical platform for high-level discussions, spotlighting bilateral and global concerns, particularly focusing on the evolving landscape in the Indo-Pacific region.