US EditionUS-India Ties ‘Warmer than India’s with China,’ Says Trump’s Pick for Ambassador Sergio Gor
Sergio Gor, nominated to fill a vacancy since January, aims to boost US-India trade, deepen defense cooperation, and advance technology partnerships amid ongoing tariff negotiations.
- On Thursday, Sergio Gor, President Donald Trump’s nominee for US Ambassador to India, participated in a confirmation hearing conducted by the Senate committee responsible for foreign relations.
- His nomination follows an eight-month vacancy and recent strains due to tariffs linked to India's Russian oil purchases amid complex India-US ties.
- Gor emphasized India's strategic importance for regional peace, praised joint US-India military exercises, and highlighted plans for upcoming Quad cooperation.
- Senator Rubio emphasized Gor's strong qualifications and unique ability to effectively connect with the President, stating that no one is better suited than Gor to handle the responsibilities of the role.
- If confirmed, Gor will deepen India-US relations, support Quad collaboration, and aid in resuming trade talks despite lingering geopolitical challenges.
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Gor Champions Strengthening of U.S.-India Ties Under Trump's Leadership - Real News Now
Sergio Gor, President Donald Trump’s nominee for the ambassador to India, expressed confidence last Thursday about strengthening India’s ties with the United States, defying fears that it might be drifting towards China. During his Senate confirmation hearing, Gor highlighted that the two nations share little common ground and a close relationship between them is quite unlikely. He assured, ‘We might have a brief hiccup in our relationship with …
India "one of the top relationships that US has in the world today": US Secy of State Marco Rubio - The Statesman
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Thursday (local time) hailed India as "one of the top relationships that the US has in the world today" during the Senate confirmation hearing for Sergio Gor, US President Donald Trump's nominee for US Ambassador to India.
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