The US and India are expanding cooperation in defence, civil nuclear energy and trusted artificial intelligence, US Assistant Secretary of State S Paul Kapur said. He highlighted growing strategic ties, supply chain cooperation and technology partnerships. The two nations are also exploring opportunities in India's nuclear sector following changes to liability laws.
The United States and India are expanding cooperation in defence and civil nuclear energy, while also advancing the adoption of trusted artificial intelligence (AI) and other emerging technologies, US Assistant Secretary of State S Paul Kapur has said.
Kapur made the remarks during a roundtable on India at the Hoover Institution, attended by former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and former US Ambassador to India David C Mulford.
“Under this (Trump) Administration, US engagement with India is creating jobs at home and strengthening supply chains that are critical to both the United States and the region,” Kapur said in a post on X on Monday.
“We are expanding defence and civil nuclear cooperation, including the adoption of trusted AI and other emerging technologies powering the economy,” the senior US official said.
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