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Vance wants India to buy more energy, defence items; lower non-tariff barriers

April 23, 2025
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Announces Finalisation of Terms of Reference for Bilateral Trade Pact; Says F-35 Fighter Jets Could Protect India Like “Never Before”

In a major development, the Indian government has announced the finalisation of terms of reference for a bilateral trade pact with the United States. This news has been met with great enthusiasm and excitement, as it is expected to pave the way for strengthened economic ties between the two nations.

The announcement was made by the Indian Minister of Commerce and Industry, who expressed his optimism for the future of the trade relationship between India and the US. He stated that the finalisation of the terms of reference is a significant step towards the finalisation of the trade pact, which has been under negotiation for several years now.

The bilateral trade pact is expected to cover a wide range of sectors including agriculture, manufacturing, and services. It is also expected to address issues related to tariff and non-tariff barriers, intellectual property rights, and investment opportunities. This will create a conducive environment for businesses from both countries to thrive and expand their operations.

One of the key highlights of the trade pact is the inclusion of the state-of-the-art F-35 fighter jets in India’s defence arsenal. The Minister emphasised that the F-35 fighter jets would provide India with a level of protection like never before. With its advanced technology and capabilities, the F-35 fighter jets will enhance India’s defence capabilities and strengthen its position as a regional power.

The F-35 fighter jets are a testament to the strong defence cooperation between India and the US. The two nations have been strategic partners for many years, and this addition to India’s defence arsenal will further solidify their alliance. The F-35 fighter jets are known for their stealth capabilities, advanced weaponry, and unmatched maneuverability, making them a formidable asset for any country’s defence forces.

Moreover, the inclusion of the F-35 fighter jets in India’s air force will also boost the country’s defence manufacturing sector. This will not only create job opportunities but also pave the way for the transfer of technology and expertise, which will benefit the Indian defence industry in the long run.

The trade pact is also expected to open doors for increased trade and investment opportunities between the two countries. As two of the world’s largest economies, the potential for growth and collaboration is immense. The trade pact will provide a platform for businesses to explore new markets, expand their operations, and create more job opportunities for the people of both nations.

The finalisation of the terms of reference for the bilateral trade pact is a significant step towards fulfilling the vision of the two nations’ leaders to strengthen their economic and strategic ties. It is a testament to the strong and mutually beneficial relationship between India and the US.

In conclusion, the announcement of the finalisation of terms of reference for the bilateral trade pact and the inclusion of F-35 fighter jets in India’s defence arsenal is a momentous occasion for both nations. It is a testament to their strong partnership and commitment towards each other’s growth and development. With the trade pact in place and the F-35 fighter jets as a symbol of their alliance, India and the US are set to embark on a new era of cooperation and progress.

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