The U.S. National Security Council’s coordinator for Indo-Pacific affairs, Kurt Campbell has said that the China dimension is important to both India and the United States but it is not enough to take the two countries to where they want to go in this relationship. Speaking further on the bilateral relationship between the two nations, Campbell said There are many other elements that have driven us forward. “…Yes the China dimension is important to both our countries but it is not enough to take us to where we want to go in this relationship. There are many other elements that have driven us forward. I think most of those were on full display when Prime Minister Modi visited,” Kurt Campbell said, as quoted by the news agency ANI.
#WATCH | Washington, DC | US National Security Council’s coordinator for Indo-Pacific affairs says, “…Yes the China dimension is important to both our countries but it is not enough to take us to where we want to go in this relationship. There are many other elements that have… pic.twitter.com/cdUoL8b9TL
— ANI (@ANI) July 6, 2023
The White House offiial said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the United States was historic and the two nations took the bilateral relationship to the next level. Further speaking on PM Modi’s visit, Campbell said that it is the most important relationship on the planet.
“…an absolutely historic visit of PM Modi to the US. I think, we together, successfully took this critical bilateral relationship to the next level. For me, it’s the most important bilateral relationship on the planet and it has clearly ascended to the top layer,” Campbell said, as quoted by ANI.
