NEW DELHI (Diya TV) — India and the United States reviewed their Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership during Foreign Office Consultations held in the Indian capital on Dec. 9. India and the U.S. met in New Delhi to deepen one of the world’s most significant strategic partnerships. Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri and U.S. Under Secretary of State Allison Hooker co-chaired the talks. Both sides discussed key areas that drive the India-U.S. relationship, including defense, trade, technology, energy, and regional security.
Officials said the Foreign Office Consultations offered a full review of the growing India-U.S. Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership. The partnership has expanded rapidly in recent years as both nations work more closely across defense, emerging technologies, and economic cooperation.
Both sides reaffirmed their goal to build stronger strategic ties. They stressed the importance of open communication and steady engagement through existing dialogue mechanisms. Officials said these channels support cooperation on issues that matter to both countries.
Trade and investment remained central to the discussions. India and the U.S. noted the steady rise in economic engagement. Both sides agreed to encourage new opportunities for businesses and highlight growing investor confidence.
Defense cooperation was another major focus. The two countries agreed to push forward the “Catalyzing Opportunities for Military Partnership, Accelerated Commerce and Technology (COMPACT) for the 21st Century” framework. The COMPACT plan aims to boost military collaboration, promote defense technology sharing, and strengthen joint readiness. Officials said the framework will shape future defense ties and deepen trust between the two nations.
Technology cooperation featured strongly in the meeting. India and the U.S. reviewed progress in areas such as advanced tech, digital innovation, cybersecurity, and critical minerals. Both sides stressed the need for secure and trusted supply chains, especially for sensitive technologies.
Energy cooperation also remained an important part of the talks. Officials highlighted ongoing civil nuclear engagement and discussed ways to expand clean energy collaboration. They emphasized long-term stability in energy ties as both nations work toward sustainable solutions.
Regional and global developments shaped much of the conversation. India and the U.S. reiterated their shared commitment to a free, open, and rules-based Indo-Pacific. They discussed shifting geopolitical dynamics and reviewed challenges affecting regional security.
Officials said both countries will continue to coordinate closely in the Indo-Pacific. They added that maintaining stability in the region supports global security and economic growth. The two nations also discussed ways to strengthen cooperation with like-minded partners.
Both sides noted strong progress across several dialogue channels. These include high-level talks on defense, trade, energy, and emerging technologies. Officials said these platforms help both countries address challenges and identify new areas of cooperation.
The consultations also allowed India and the U.S. to take stock of ongoing initiatives, including the TRUST effort to enhance supply chain resilience. Both sides agreed to speed up the implementation of key projects and maintain momentum across all areas.
