At the summit, US Congressmen Ro Khanna, Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti and Deputy Ambassador at Embassy of India in Washington DC Sripriya Ranganathan were also there.
“At the #INDUSX reception at @USChamber, Congressman @RoKhanna states that the “U.S. and India have mutually aligned security interests” and that “the business world is looking to India to diversify its supply chains” in Asia,” US-India Business Council said.
“In his remarks during the #INDUSX reception at @USChamber, Ambassador Garcetti @USAmbIndia underscores that threats can come from the “absence of coordination,” and says that “we’re thrilled to see #INDUSX” facilitating the coordination necessary for peace.”
Garcetti further stated to expect to see startups have the opportunity to “participate in government-sponsored joint challenges” and to “partner with established defence industry leads.”
“At the #INDUSX reception being held at @USChamber, Ambassador Sripriya Ranganathan @ranganathan_sr states that she hopes to see these defense startups become “Indo-U.S. unicorns for the next century,” US-India Business Council tweeted.
Meanwhile, on June 23, the Prime Minister will be jointly hosted at a luncheon by US Vice President Kamala Harris and the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken. In addition to official engagements, the Prime Minister is scheduled to have several interactions with leading CEOs, professionals, and other stakeholders.
He will also meet members of the Indian diaspora.
