US Vice President JD Vance said in his address in Jaipur that I am amazed to see the heritage and tradition of India. Vance said on the policy approach of US President Donald Trump that we want to create a bright new world. US Vice President JD Vance said that it is appropriate that India is hosting the summit of Quad leaders this year. Our interests in independent, open, peaceful and rich Hind-Pacific region are completely align.
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At an event in Jaipur, US Vice President JD Vance said that I believe that America and India together can achieve a lot. In this context, I want to talk about some areas of cooperation today, how India and the United States can work together. The United States performs more military exercises than the military exercise done with any other country on Earth with India. We can work together to build great things and invent state -of -the -art techniques, which will require our two countries in the coming years.
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US Vice President JD Vance said that the US and India have officially finalized the terms of reference for business talks … I believe it is an important step towards realizing President Trump and Prime Minister Modi’s vision, as it prepares a roadmap towards the final deal between our countries. Like you, we also want to appreciate our history, our culture, our religion, we want to do business and do good deals with our friends. We want to make our vision based on the glorious identity of our heritage, not self-lower and fear … President Trump has understood all these things long ago, whether it is through fighting with those who try to eradicate American history or through the support of fair and business deals in abroad … They have been constantly on these issues for decades. As a result, under Trump Administration, there is now a government in the US that has learned from previous mistakes.
