The Financial Times, The Times of India, October 11 report: U.S. new ambassador to India Sergio Gor (Sergio Gor) visited India from October 10-16 and met with Modi, focusing on bilateral issues in multiple areas such as defense, trade, technology, and critical minerals. On October 7, the U.S. Senate officially confirmed Gor as the next U.S. ambassador to India, which is the first high-level interaction between India and the U.S. after the appointment was confirmed. On October 11, Gor first met with Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar and Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, exchanging views on strengthening defense and economic cooperation. Jaishankar said that the meeting focused on the India-U.S. relationship and its global significance, and it was highly productive. Subsequently, Gor met with Modi and emphasized that the U.S. highly values the relationship with India, and Trump regards Modi as a "great friend". The two sides had just completed an important phone call, and will continue to maintain communication in the future. In response, Modi expressed high expectations for Gor to deepen the "India-U.S. comprehensive global strategic partnership" during his term. Analysts point out that recent high-level interactions between the U.S. and India may show "optimistic" signs for trade negotiations, and the bilateral strategic partnership is expected to regain momentum.
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