The issues figured during discussions Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri had here with US Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs Jacob S Helberg.
“Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri had a productive meeting with the US Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs Jacob Helberg @UnderSecE. They agreed to take forward cooperation under Pax Silica and the broader economic and technology engagements, including in AI and critical minerals,” the Indian Embassy in the US said in a post on X.
India formally joined Pax Silica on the sidelines of the AI Impact Summit in February, marking a significant step in technology cooperation between New Delhi and Washington.
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Pax Silica brings strategic partnerships and coordinated action across every layer of the supply chain.
Misri is on a three-day visit to the US to review the bilateral relationship, particularly in trade and defence sectors.
Misri on Thursday also interacted with experts from think tanks here on the India-US relations and the ongoing geopolitical developments and their implications on global energy, food and economic security.
“Foreign Secretary @VikramMisri engaged in dialogue with leading thought leaders in Washington DC’s strategic community on the current state and future trajectory of India-US bilateral ties,” External Affairs Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal said in a post on X.
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He said Misri also discussed ongoing geopolitical developments and their implications for global energy, food, and economic security.
“Foreign Secretary interacted with the think tank community on India-US partnership — the opportunities to be seized and the challenges to be addressed in a rapidly evolving world order,” the Indian Embassy in the US said in a social media post.