New Delhi: US Secretary of the State Antony Blinken on Tuesday arrived in India on a two-day visit for talks about the strengthening of Indo-Pacific involvement and New Delhi human rights record among other issues.
This is Blinken’s first visit since the office assumption.
US Puncak officials will meet with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar on Wednesday before humiliating to Kuwait.
Last week, the Ministry of Externally said Blinken’s visit “was the opportunity to continue high-level bilateral dialogue and improve the global strategic partnership of India-US.” Apart from the Note of Indian human rights, the two countries are expected to discuss chaos.
In Afghanistan and general concerns about China .
This meeting is also expected to touch a joint effort to make a Covid-19 vaccine and climate change.
The Blinken meeting followed the US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s visit in March this year.
The two countries agreed to deepen defense cooperation, sharing intelligence and logistics.
( With input from agency)