India ready to share strengths and successes with the world: Ambassador Sandhu

India, the current G-20 president, is ready to share its strengths and successes with the world, its envoy here has said, asserting that the India-U.S. partnership will not only benefit the two countries but its rewards will be reaped around the globe.

India, the current G-20 president, is ready to share its strengths and successes with the world, its envoy here has said, asserting that the India-U.S. partnership will not only benefit the two countries but its rewards will be reaped around the globe.

India assumed the year-long presidency of the G-20 in December last year and aims to host a leaders’ summit in New Delhi in early September.

The G-20 is an important forum of the world’s 20 major developed and developing economies.

“As the current president of the G-20, we are ready to share our strengths and successes with the world— from vaccines and skills to the digital public good as well as what we learn from others,” India’s Ambassador to the U.S., Taranjit Singh Sandhu, said on April 15 while addressing a packed gathering of eminent Indian-Americans at the India House here.

Mr. Sandhu said Prime Minister Narendra Modi and U.S. President Joe Biden believe that democracies will deliver.

“Our cooperation today touches every conceivable domain. Our cooperation today touches every conceivable domain; we are working closely under Quad, I2U2 and IPEF. Our diaspora has given more wings to our dreams and more winds to our sails. Ultimately, it is the people of both countries that drive the India-U.S. partnership. Your success is our success. The success of the India-U.S. partnership will not only be in the interest of India and the U.S., but also the global good,” he said.

In January, India and the U.S. announced partnerships in the fields of space, defence, semiconductors and next-generation technologies.