The US is looking
forward to a "very substantive and consequential" visit by
Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Washington later next month and
is working on a "pretty ambitious roadmap" for his
bilateral meeting with President Barack Obama, a top American
official said. "We have a pretty ambitious roadmap and workload
over the next six weeks and we look forward to a very substantive and
consequential visit for Prime Minister (Modi) and look forward to
being able to really put a great deal of meat on the bones in terms
of this very important relationship that the President has
characterised as a defining partnership for the US in the 21st
century," Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central
Asia Nisha Desai Biswal told reporters here. Speaking at the
Foreign Press Centre on 'US Foreign Policy Priorities in India',
Biswal said the India-US relationship is at a "pivotal moment of
opportunity". "This is a relationship that carries a great
deal of importance and meaning to the US and is at a critical moment
of opportunity and we want to make sure we work very closely
with our counterparts in India in realising that opportunity,"
she said. India and the US discussed a broad range of issues in the
Strategic Dialogue that was chaired by US Secretary of State John
Kerry and External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj in New Delhi on
August 1. The dialogue focussed on strengthening cooperation in
economic opportunity, energy security, homeland security, education,
space and vocational training. "These are all areas where
we are looking to see some concrete announcements. I don't have that
to give to you right now but that is what the homework assignment has
been for the two sides to be working on over the next six weeks,"
Biswal said. She said that Kerry and Modi were "very focussed"
on taking all of the "positive energy" of the Strategic
Dialogue and their first meeting and "making it, translating it
into concrete actions". The two "essentially tasked both
teams to work together over the next six weeks to see how we can
create some specific initiatives, specific actions that can be
launched during the visit of Modi in September. "This is a very
broad relationship between our two countries and societies. It is not
about one or two things, it is about how we are partnering across
this large scope of our two democracies to advance shared goals
and objectives," she said. Biswal said there would be "very
broad discussions" between the two leaders that will encompass a
wide range of issues. "We will be looking to see how we can
strengthen and deepen the partnership and where we see great areas of
convergence and what we can do where we see areas of divergence
try to bring more convergence in those areas," she said adding
that the US is looking at a very "robust agenda" and
looking forward to Modi's visit.
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