US targets $500 bn bilateral trade with India in three years, says Ambassador Sergio Gor

The US plans to significantly increase its bilateral trade with India, aiming to reach over $500 billion in the next three years. This ambitious target comes after the two countries achieved a record $240 billion in trade, demonstrating the growing economic ties between them. The increased trade will focus on key sectors such as semiconductors, energy, and defense, which will help foster mutual interests and strengthen the strategic alignment between the two nations.

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The US plans to increase bilateral trade with India to over $500 billion in three years. This target could lead to increased economic cooperation and investment between the two countries.

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