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US and India Expand Defence and Civil Nuclear Cooperation, Says Official

The United States and India are strengthening their partnership in defence and civil nuclear energy, with a focus on adopting trusted artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies. U.S. Assistant Secretary of State S. Paul Kapur announced the expansion, highlighting the role of these technologies in driving economic growth.

Kapur stated that the two countries are broadening collaboration in both defence and civil nuclear sectors. The cooperation includes the integration of trusted AI systems, which are considered vital for modern economies. This move underscores the deepening ties between Washington and New Delhi, particularly in strategic areas.

The announcement reflects ongoing efforts by both nations to enhance bilateral relations, especially in high-tech and security domains. The expansion of cooperation is expected to bolster mutual interests in innovation and defence capabilities.

No further details were provided on specific projects or timelines. The statement comes amid broader discussions on technology transfer and strategic alignment between the two countries.

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