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India’s foreign secretary meets top US diplomats ahead of Jaishankar visit
Vikram Misri along with Ambassador of India to the US Vinay Kwatra engaged in key discussions with Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell, aimed at strengthening US-India relations.
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Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, Indian Ambassador to the U.S., Vinay Kwatra, Deputy Secretary of State for Management and Resources Richard R. Verma and Deputy Secretary Kurt Campbell / X/@DepSecStateMR
Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri engaged in crucial discussions with top American diplomats, paving the way for the upcoming meetings, ahead of External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar’s visit.
Misri and Indian Ambassador to the US, Vinay Kwatra, met with Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell and Deputy Secretary of State for Management and Resources Richard R Verma.
Their talks underscored the growing ties between the two nations, emphasizing mutual trust, shared values, and a commitment to prosperity.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Verma shared, “Great to welcome Indian Foreign Secretary @VikramMisri & Indian Ambassador to the U.S. @AmbVMKwatra back to @StateDept, alongside @DeputySecState Campbell. We look forward to continuing to grow #USIndia ties rooted in mutual trust, shared values, & prosperity for all. @USAndIndia.”
Great to welcome Indian Foreign Secretary @VikramMisri & Indian Ambassador to the U.S. @AmbVMKwatra back to @StateDept, alongside @DeputySecState Campbell. We look forward to continuing to grow #USIndia ties rooted in mutual trust, shared values, & prosperity for all. @USAndIndia pic.twitter.com/5piNuswcVg
— Richard R. Verma (@DepSecStateMR) December 24, 2024
Dr. S. Jaishankar’s visit from Dec.24 to Dec.29 is expected to further strengthen US-India relations. During this visit, he will meet with his American counterparts to discuss key bilateral, regional, and global issues. This visit is particularly significant as it marks the first high-level diplomatic engagement between India and the U.S. following Donald Trump's victory in the presidential election, setting the stage for the development of US-India relations under his second term.
This diplomatic exchange is seen as a key step in deepening the strategic partnership between the two nations, with a focus on addressing shared challenges and exploring new avenues for collaboration.
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