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India and China are two significant powers of the region:US
US-INDIA-CHINA
Lalit K Jha
Washington, Nov 11 (PTI) The Obama Administration has
said that India and China are two significant powers of the
region and the US attaches importance to both countries for
regional and global issues.
"As you look at the Asia Pacific region, two
significant powers in the region, with China on the one hand,
India on the other hand, the President and the Secretary will
be deeply engaged in discussions in the region," P J Crowley,
Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs told
reporters.
"They (US President Barack Obama and the Secretary of
State Hillary Clinton) will have discussions with the Chinese
leaders," Crowley said in response to a question.
He further added that Obama and Clinton were looking
forward to welcome Prime Minister of India Manmohan Singh on
his official visit to the US later this month.
"It reflects the importance that we attach to both
countries not only in terms of regional issues, but also on
global issues," he said.
Crowley said that India and China are the emerging
global powers, "and that's why we have focused a great energy
and attention on developing strong relationships with both."
PTI LKJ
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Lalit K Jha
Washington, Nov 11 (PTI) The Obama Administration has
said that India and China are two significant powers of the
region and the US attaches importance to both countries for
regional and global issues.
"As you look at the Asia Pacific region, two
significant powers in the region, with China on the one hand,
India on the other hand, the President and the Secretary will
be deeply engaged in discussions in the region," P J Crowley,
Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs told
reporters.
"They (US President Barack Obama and the Secretary of
State Hillary Clinton) will have discussions with the Chinese
leaders," Crowley said in response to a question.
He further added that Obama and Clinton were looking
forward to welcome Prime Minister of India Manmohan Singh on
his official visit to the US later this month.
"It reflects the importance that we attach to both
countries not only in terms of regional issues, but also on
global issues," he said.
Crowley said that India and China are the emerging
global powers, "and that's why we have focused a great energy
and attention on developing strong relationships with both."
PTI LKJ
SDE
The information contained in this electronic message and any attachments to this
message are intended for the exclusive
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