President Joe Biden said he and Prime Minister Narendra Modi are resolved to overcome the “speed bumps” preventing bilateral technical collaboration.
On Thursday, Biden told Modi that technical collaboration will define the India-US relationship.
“We are teaming up to design and develop new technologies that are going to transform our people around the world,” he stated Friday.
“Together, we’re elevating the private and public partners to make this feasible, including starting a new initiative between India and American astronauts, Indian astronauts, entrepreneurs, scientists, and students.
“Simply put, our countries are taking innovation and cooperation to a new level in our relationship, and thanks in large part to the folks around this table,” he remarked at a Prime Minister Modi-attended event.
“The Prime Minister and I can commit to building around them, over them, and through them,” Biden said of technology collaboration speed obstacles. Because it matters—our collaboration matters—not only to our people but, I think, to the whole globe. Our cooperation is about more than the next breakthrough or contract, he remarked.
Modi said he’s happy with America’s technical advancements under Biden.
Biden said it is about climate change, exploring the cosmos, bringing people out of poverty, treating cancer and other major diseases, preventing pandemics, and providing citizens true opportunity.
“Forging a more free, secure, and prosperous future for our children, supporting the dynamism and diversity of our democracies and democracies everywhere,” he added.
“We’re defending our values and worldview. Thus, I believe India-US cooperation will shape the 21st century. “Technology and technological cooperation will define our partnership,” Biden stated.
Prime Minister Modi said combining Indian intellect with US technology will ensure a bright future.
The Indian youth’s skill has made it known worldwide. “Talent and technology together guarantee a bright future,” he remarked.
“This coming together of talent and technology, I believe this is definitely a guarantee for a bright future,” Modi told top officials and technology company CEOs at a White House event.
Satya Nadella, Sunder Pichai, Ambani, Mahindra, and Williams attended the event.
S Jaishankar, National Security Advisor Ajit K Doval, and India’s Ambassador to the US Taranjit Singh Sandhu attended Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo’s meeting.
