National Security Advisor Ajit Dvar Meets with US Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman

The reception was also attended by business leaders, academics and think tanks.

Washington:

National Security Advisor Ajit K. Dvar met with US Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman General Mark Milley for a “fruitful” discussion on various aspects of India-US bilateral cooperation. The meeting between Mr Dval and Mr Milly took place on Monday at India House, the official residence of India’s Ambassador to the United States, Taranjit Singh Sandhu.

“The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff @thejointstaff, Gen. Mark Milley, visited NSA’s Ajit Doval today. Fruitful discussion on various aspects of India-US bilateral cooperation,” the Indian Embassy tweeted. Stated.

General Mark Milley, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff @thejointstaff I called Ajit Doval of the NSA today.

🇮🇳🇺🇸 Fruitful discussion on various aspects of bilateral cooperation. pic.twitter.com/gvdVNEAj6z

— India in the United States (@IndianEmbassyUS) January 31, 2023

Later in the evening, Mr. Sandu hosted a reception honoring Mr. Doval, who is in Washington leading a strong Indian delegation for the first India-US Initiative (iCET) dialogue on critical and emerging technologies.

The meeting was attended by senior Biden administration officials, including National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimond, Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman, National Science Foundation Administrator Sethuraman Panchanathan, and NASA Administrator Bill Nelson. bottom.

The reception was also attended by business leaders, academics and think tanks.

“A unique and special reception at India House! We are honored to welcome Indian NSA Ajit Dvar, US NSA @JakeSullivan46, Commerce Department @GinaRaimondo, CEOs of India and the US, and leaders of eminent universities. Insightful conversations on building bilateral cooperation in emerging technologies,” Sandu tweeted.

A special reception unique to India House!

🇮🇳NSA Ajit Dvar, 🇺🇸 Happy to host the NSA @JakeSullivan46 Commercial Affairs Division @GinaRaimondoCEOs of India and the United States, and leadership of prominent universities.

Insightful conversations on building bilateral cooperation in critical and emerging technologies pic.twitter.com/nBdUBllipZ

— Taranjit Singh Sandhu (@SandhuTaranjitS) January 31, 2023

The American side includes Micron, Lockheed Martin, Applied Materials, GlobalFoundries, General Atlantic, General Atomics, General Catalyst, America’s Frontier Fund CEO, LinkedIn Co-Founder, NASDAQ Executive Vice President. I was.

The President of the U.S.-India Business Council (USIBC) and the U.S.-India Strategic Partnership Forum were present at the reception, as were the Presidents of other U.S. industry members including Western Digital, Qualcomm and Google.

Corporate leadership on the Indian side includes Tata Sons, Bharti Enterprises, L&T, Bharat Forge, Reliance Jio, Adani Defense, Mahindra and Mahindra, and ArcelorMittal. Leaders of several Indian start-up companies were also present at his Mr. Doval reception, and he is active in the field of satellite development: Dhruva Space, Digan-tara (space tracking), Pixxel (satellite imagery), 3rdi Tec (communications) was famous. , Q Pi-Ai (AI & Quantum), and Saankhya Labs (wireless communications).

Launched at a bilateral meeting between US President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Tokyo last May, iCET is led by the National Security Councils of both countries.

It focuses on strengthening the US-India partnership on technologies that drive global growth, strengthen the economic competitiveness of both countries, and protect our common national security interests.

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