India-US ties: Joe Biden plans to strengthen partnership between two nations
US-President-elect Joe Biden had set a goal of taking the bilateral trade to $500 billion when the former vice-president travelled to India. The current trade between the two nations is a little over $150 billion
- Nov 8, 2020,
- Updated Nov 8, 2020 9:28 AM IST
US-President-elect Joe Biden, who has a track record of backing stronger India-US ties, deems the partnership between the two nations as the defining relationship of the 21st-century.
Planning to further strengthen ties (between the two countries), Biden, 77 also believes that there is a lot of scope in bilateral trade. The US-President-elect had set a goal of taking the bilateral trade to $500 billion when the former vice-president travelled to India. The current trade between the two nations is a little over $150 billion.
Biden, who triumphed over incumbent US President Donald Trump in a closely-fought presidential election, will be the 46th President of the United States.
The Democrat had in the past, as well as during his election campaign, expressed his views on India-US relationship in myriad ways.
(With inputs from PTI.)
US-President-elect Joe Biden, who has a track record of backing stronger India-US ties, deems the partnership between the two nations as the defining relationship of the 21st-century.
Planning to further strengthen ties (between the two countries), Biden, 77 also believes that there is a lot of scope in bilateral trade. The US-President-elect had set a goal of taking the bilateral trade to $500 billion when the former vice-president travelled to India. The current trade between the two nations is a little over $150 billion.
Biden, who triumphed over incumbent US President Donald Trump in a closely-fought presidential election, will be the 46th President of the United States.
The Democrat had in the past, as well as during his election campaign, expressed his views on India-US relationship in myriad ways.
(With inputs from PTI.)