Sullivan to Visit India, Furthering US-India Strategic Partnership

US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan will visit India next week, building upon recent high-level engagement between the two nations. This follows Indian Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra's recent visit to the US, reflecting a deepening of bilateral cooperation.

Sullivan, a close advisor to President Biden, will meet with senior Indian officials to discuss collaboration on defense, technology, and strategic issues related to the Indo-Pacific region.

A senior White House administration official, speaking on condition of anonymity, stated, "We think these are all effective, prudent elements of taking the US-India relationship to the next level."

Sullivan's visit underscores the growing importance of the US-India partnership. Building on Foreign Secretary Kwatra's US visit, the two countries continue to solidify their relationship on a range of critical sectors, reflecting a shared commitment to stability and cooperation in the Indo-Pacific.