WASHINGTON: Dialogue 2 + 2 between India and the United States will be held in November this year, the foreign secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla said.
“We are looking at 2 + 2 which will occur in November.
Date must have not succeeded,” said Shringla to a group of Indian journalists at the end of a three-day visit to Washington DC, where he held a meeting with the Administrative High-ranking President Joe Biden, including Secretary The state of Antony Blinken.
“We use this opportunity to hold an inter-session meeting 2 + 2 at the shared secretary level,” he said on Friday.
The last 2 + 2 meeting was held in New Delhi and the next meeting was to be held by the US here.
Dialogue between 2 + 2 occurs between foreign ministers and defense of both sides.
The Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar and Defense Minister Rajnath Singh will be held by the Secretary of their American colleagues from Blinken and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin for the Prime India-AS 2 + 2 Biden Administration Meeting.
In addition to being involved in Afghanistan, both countries during their visits have extensive conversations about regional and multilateral issues including the United Nations and a rectangular summit that will come here later this year.
US special envoys in climate change John Kerry is also scheduled to visit India soon, he said.
On Friday, the Foreign Secretary also held a meeting with industrial representatives held separately by the Strategic Forum and Indian Partnership of the US and the US Indian Business Council.
“We discussed various problems that interest them,” he said, adding that they were very interested in the handling of India from the Covid-19 situation, vaccine problems, economic recovery in India, investment opportunities and investment situations in the country.
Shringla arrived at Washington DC on Wednesday after his successful trip to New York, where he led the UN Security Council meeting.
India is the president of 15 limbs for August.