Jaishankar stresses technology access in US trade talks

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India's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar recently spoke at the Business Today Mindrush event about the country's trade relationship with the United States. He shared insights into India's economic strategy, especially in light of upcoming U.S. tariffs set to start on April 2. Jaishankar highlighted the importance of securing access to critical technologies for India. This is a key part of their negotiations for a trade deal that benefits both countries. He also reiterated the Modi government’s "India First" approach, which prioritizes India's interests. Despite positive relations between Prime Minister Modi and former President Trump, Jaishankar noted that the U.S. is calling for tariff reductions. This creates a complex situation as both nations try to maintain strong ties while addressing trade issues. The minister stressed India's ambitions in global trade and the need for cutting-edge technology access. As uncertainties grow in the global economy, India's strategy continues to adapt. The big question remains: Can India and the U.S. find common ground?


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