India US: White House makes key statement on trade deal with India

The White House has said that India is a key strategic partner for the US inthe Indo-Pacific region. It also praised the relationship between US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The White House's statement on India-US ties will attract global attention at a time when the Indian subcontinent andthe Asia-Pacificregion are undergoing rapid geopolitical changes.Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt held a press conference at the White House.In this context, Caroline made key comments when a reporter asked, 'How is the US responding to China's influence in the Indo-Pacific region?' Caroline stated that
India is the most strategic partner for the US
and that India is a key partner that determines the security of the Indo-Pacific. 'India is the most strategic partner for the US in the Indo-Pacific region. President Trump has a very good personal relationship with Prime Minister Modi. That will continue in the future as well,' he said. It is noteworthy that the White House made this announcement during the visit of Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar to the US.

White House statement on trade deal
On the other hand, Caroline Leavitt made a key statement on the trade deal. Responding to a question from another reporter on the trade deals between India and the US, Leavitt said, 'The President said last week that a trade deal with India is in the final stages. I have also seen the discussions with the Commerce Secretary. Meanwhile,
the QUAD summit in Delhi
, the QUAD summit will be held in Delhi later this year. US President Donald Trump was invited by Prime Minister Modi and accepted. Trump will attend the Quad summit to be held in India later this year at the invitation of Modi. Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri revealed that Trump has happily accepted Modi's invitation.
India's key role
Quad (QUAD) is a strategic partnership between India, the US, Australia and Japan. It works with the aim of building a stable and prosperous Indo-Pacific. It was formed in 2004 for humanitarian relief during the tsunami. It has gradually become a strategic alliance in the Asia-Pacific region. This alliance now plays a key role in areas such as security, maritime management, free trade, and technology sharing.
Looking at all these developments, it is clear that India is going to play a key role in the Indo-Pacific security strategy with the cooperation of countries like the US, the West, and Japan.

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