Washington: India, who has suffered “far more than the United States when it comes to attacking, attacks, and terrorism aggression”, has and will continue to be the main American partner not only in fighting threats but also in other strategic geo and security methods too, The former US diplomat said on Tuesday.
Overcoming the Virtual Session on the theme: ‘Twenty years after 9/11: The evolution of the US peace building policy’, Ambassador George Moose, Vice President of the Institute of Peace (USIP) United States, said that India was and would continue to be the main partner for the US.
Moose, a career member of US foreign services whose services with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs included assignments in Asia, Africa, Caribbean and Europe, said that America appreciated India’s efforts to handle terrorism snacks.
Asked whether India, became the main victim of terrorism such as the US, could play an important role in fighting threats, he replied in affirmative at a virtual meeting with the Keer Peace Foundation.
“Indeed.
We know that India has suffered far more than the US when it comes to attacks and attacks and terrorism aggression,” he said.
“We highly respect the ways in which India has tried to deal with threats in the context of norms and values ​​and democratic institutions.” And for the reason that India has and will continue to be the main partner for the US.
Not only in connection with the problem of this terrorism but in a way of geo-strategic and other security too, “said Moose, added that this was reflected recently in a conversation between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Joe Biden during their bilateral meeting in Washington..
After Their meeting on September 24, President Biden said that the relationship between India and the US, the two largest democracies in the world, was destined to be “stronger, closer and tighter”, when he hosted the Prime Minister of Modi in the White House in the White House .
the bilateral meeting first and discuss the matter of priorities, including combating Covid-19, climate change, trade and Indo-Pacific.
Moose, on the question of collaboration between India and Th Most of us, saying that India is and will continue to be the main partner for the uS, not Only in the area near Asia, South Asia but wider because the United States seeks to understand and fan An strategy to oppose violent extremism.
“We have seen many things with their own Indian experience to help us better understand how to deal with that threat.
However, we all have, however, a lot to learn about a functioning and no strategy,” US.
Diplomat said.
“We all also have, I think agree to learn about rejecting reflexes, reflexes to immediately use military or intelligence communities to handle those threats.” As I said, it often happens.
The response is needed and perfect but for the long term, we know that both of us must be much smarter, much smarter and more strategic in the way we respond, “added Moose.
As America last month marked the 20-year warning marking the 20-year warning marking a warning 20 years.
From the 9/11 terror attack, President Biden visited the three 9/11 attack sites – New York City; Arlington, Virginia; and Somerset County, Pennsylvania – where the plane was hijacked fell.
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Jill first Biden and Accompanied by former President Barack Obama and Bill Clinton and the first former Michelle Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton observed the moment of silence in the 9/11 commemoration where the twin towers were lowered as a piracy plan.
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Nearly 3,000 people from more than 90 countries, including India, were killed in an 9/11 terror attack.