In a great signal amid the fear of the impact of Donald Trump’s reciprocal rates, American vice president JD Vance said his country and India have ended the terms for a commercial agreement.
Speaking at an event in Jaipur on Tuesday, one day after his meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, “said Vance,” our administration seeks commercial partners on the basis of equity and shared national interests. We want to build relationships with our foreign partners who respect their workers, who do not suppress their salaries to boost exports, but respect the value of their work. “
“We want partners who commit to work with the United States build things, not only allowing themselves to become a duct for trade and send the assets of others. And, finally, we want to partner with people and countries that recognize the historical nature of the moment we are.
The vice president said that while the governments of American partners do not need to do things exactly in the same way as the United States, they need to have some common goals. These common objectives with India, he said, are related to national economy and security.
