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Indian PM Narendra Modi Met Republican Delegates led by US Senator John Cornyn in Delhi.
Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi met with US Congressional delegation led by Senator John Cornyn which included Senator Michael Crapo, Senator Thomas Tuberville, Senator Michael Lee, Congressman Tony Gonzales, and Congressman John Kevin Ellzey.
Sr. Senator John Cornyn is the co-founder and co-chair of the Senate Caucus on India and Indian Americans. The Congressional delegation noted the excellent management of the COVID situation in India in spite of the challenges of a large and diverse population. Prime Minister noted that people’s participation based on the democratic ethos of the country played a key role in managing the worst pandemic of the last century. PM Modi appreciated the consistent support and constructive role of the US Congress in deepening the India-US comprehensive global strategic partnership which is anchored in shared democratic values.
There was also a discussion on regional issues of mutual interest, including those related to South Asia and the Indo-Pacific region. Prime Minister and the visiting delegation noted the increasing convergence of strategic interests between the two strategic partners and expressed the desire to further enhance cooperation with an aim to promote global peace and stability.
The Prime Minister Narendra Modi also exchanged views on the potential for enhancing the bilateral relationship and strengthening cooperation on contemporary global issues such as terrorism, climate change, and reliable supply chains for critical technologies.
Met a US Congressional delegation led by Senator @JohnCornyn and consisting of Senators @MikeCrapo, @SenTuberville, @SenMikeLee and Congressmen @RepTonyGonzales, @RepEllzey. Appreciated the support and constructive role of the US Congress for deepening the India-US partnership. pic.twitter.com/trGJGExv5N
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) November 13, 2021
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