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Gor to outline roadmap for deeper India-US trade ties

Gor to outline roadmap for deeper India-US trade ties
US envoy Sergio Gor to lay out roadmap for deeper India-US trade, investment ties · firstpost.com

The American ambassador to India, Sergio Gor, is going to speak at a big business meeting in Mumbai.

The meeting is called the Indo-American Chamber of Commerce National Convention.

He will share a plan for how India and America can work together more on trade and business.

The two countries want to cooperate in technology, healthcare, and manufacturing.

They also want to build strong supply chains, which are the paths products take to reach people.

Gor says that when American technology and Indian talent come together, both countries can create jobs.

Many big companies like AT&T and Wipro will be at the meeting.

People will talk about medicine, computers, and helping women start businesses.

The goal is to make the friendship between India and America stronger through business.

Key facts

Event
Indo-American Chamber of Commerce (IACC) National Convention 2026
Theme
Redefining the India-US Comprehensive Strategic Partnership
Location
The Lalit Mumbai
Key Speaker
US Ambassador Sergio Gor
Focus Areas
Technology, healthcare, manufacturing, critical minerals, resilient supply chains, digital infrastructure
Sessions
5 sessions: pharmaceuticals/healthcare/life sciences; Uttar Pradesh investment; AI infrastructure and cyber defence; critical minerals and technology supply chains; women-led business
Participating Companies
AT&T, Wipro, Medtronic India, JB Pharma, P.D. Hinduja Hospital, JSW Group, Tata International, Orient Technologies

Quotes

US Ambassador Sergio Gor

United States Ambassador to India

“The US-India partnership is built on deep trust, shared values, and unmatched economic potential. When American technology and investment combine with Indian scale and talent, we don't just expand trade; we build resilient supply chains and create real jobs in both our countries.”
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