PM to unveil with Obama common vision for future: Blake

Lalit K Jha
Washington, Nov 6 (PTI) Ahead of Prime Minister of India
Manmohan Singh's visit here, the Obama Administration has said
the two sides would unveil a common vision of the future and
their desire to work together on challenges like climate
change and food security.

President Barack Obama's invitation to Singh for the
first state visit of his administration on November 24 is not
a mere co-incident and reflects deepening of bilateral ties,
Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia Robert
Blake said.
It also shows the importance being given by the Obama
Administration to the future of Indo-US relationship, he said.
"I think it's no accident that President Obama decided
that the very first state visitor of his administration would
be Prime Minister Manmohan Singh," Blake said Thursday at an
'India Day' event organised to celebrate the decades of
partnership between India and American company Honeywell.
For Honeywell, India is an important centre for Research
and Development, engineering, manufacturing and exports.
Giving a glimpse of the things to come during the
forthcoming State visit of the Prime Minister, Blake said the
two leaders would unveil a common vision of the future and the
desire of the two countries to work together on all the big
challenges that face the world including food security,
agriculture, climate change, green technology, clean energy,
education, science and technology.
He said the US considers India as one of its most
important partners for the 21st century. (More) PTI LKJ
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