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Breaking News: India-US Trade Deal Talks: Jaishankar, Marco Rubio Discuss Key Issues Over Phone

In a significant development for India-US trade relations, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar held a telephonic conversation with US Senator Marco Rubio to discuss the ongoing trade deal. The discussion covered several important areas, including trade, defense, energy, and critical minerals. Both sides also deliberated on potential cooperation in nuclear energy and strategic sectors. The conversation comes ahead of a planned meeting between the two countries’ foreign ministers next month, which is expected to further strengthen bilateral ties. Following the discussion, Jaishankar confirmed via a tweet that the exchange with Senator Rubio was productive and constructive. The dialogue signals India and the US are moving forward on multiple fronts, seeking collaboration in key economic and strategic areas, marking an important step in enhancing overall bilateral relations.

 

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