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The Delhi Declaration - Vision for US-India Relations in the 21st Century

The Vision Statement focuses on realizing the full potential of US-India cooperation in a wide range of fields, including;

1. promotion of knowledge-based industries and high-technology areas;
2. opening of trade and resisting protectionism;
3. maximizing investment opportunities across a broad range of economic sectors; and
4. development of clean energy, environment, health and education.

Read the full text of the Delhi Declaration (Vision Statement)

08.08.2003 - Joint Statement on U.S.-India Defense Policy Group
Washington, DC

07.12.2002 - Joint Statement on Counterterrorism
Washington, DC

07.10.2002 - India and US: A note on trade and commercial issues
Note by Commerce Wing of Indian Embassy

06.17.2002 - 27th Annual Meeting of the US-India Business Council
Text of speeches made

05.23.2002 - US-India Defense Cooperation: A Meeting of Minds
Joint Statement of US-India Defense Policy Group

01.24.2004 - US-India joint statement on counter-terrorism
Statement by Richard Boucher, Spokesman India-U.S. Joint Working Group on Counter-terrorism

11.14.2001 - U.S.-India Economic Dialogue Fact Sheet
Office of the Spokesman of the Department of State

11.09.2001 - Bush, Vajpayee Joint Declaration Statement

06.26.2001 - Joint U.S.-India Statement on Counterterrorism Working Group
U.S. Department of State

09.14.2000 - Indian Prime Minister's address to US Congress

06.13.2000 - Joint Statement on Maternal and Children's Health

03.24.2000 - Indo-U.S. Protocol on Knowledge-Based Products & Services
Complete Text

02.23.2000 - U.S.-India Commercial Dialogue
Formation of and Terms of Reference