NEW DELHI: Ahead of the highly anticipated second term of the Trump administration, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar expressed optimism about the future of India-US relations. Speaking at the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Partnership Summit in New Delhi, Jaishankar emphasized the growing economic and strategic ties between the two nations. He highlighted that the economies and societies of both countries are more interconnected than ever, with opportunities for deeper collaboration across multiple sectors.
Jaishankar acknowledged the significance of the Trump administration’s second term, noting that it would likely play a crucial role in shaping global business dynamics, especially for India. Reflecting on the lessons learned from the first term, he stressed that India could draw valuable insights from the previous engagement between the two nations. The External Affairs Minister also mentioned that the strengthening relationship would serve as a model for future international collaborations.
As the US moves into its second term under Trump’s leadership, Jaishankar believes the increasing convergence between India and the US will create new opportunities for mutual growth. He pointed out that both countries share common interests in a range of areas, including trade, technology, and defense, which will continue to strengthen their partnership moving forward.
Jaishankar’s remarks at the summit underscored the importance of India-US relations in shaping the future of global trade and diplomacy. He reaffirmed that the relationship would continue to thrive, with both nations seeking to build on their shared goals and values to address global challenges.
