Archive · 1 Jun 2025
India and US Discuss Financial Ties, FATF Collaboration
Imagine India and the US are good friends who want to help each other with money and business.
India's top diplomat went to the US to chat about this.
They talked about working together in important money groups and how to deal with Pakistan.
India hopes Pakistan will be put back on a list that means they need to be extra careful about money.
They also discussed how to help each other with their military and trade agreements, to make sure they are in sync.
They will work to see what can improve the relationship.
Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri visited Washington to discuss financial and economic ties with the US.
Discussions included collaboration in international financial institutions and coordination in the FATF.
India aims to influence the FATF process regarding Pakistan's grey-listing.
The visit followed PM Modi's earlier trip, focusing on the India-US COMPACT.
Discussions also covered defense partnerships and trade agreements.
- Who
- Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri and US officials.
- What
- India discussed deepening economic and financial ties with the US, including collaboration in international financial institutions and coordination in upcoming FATF processes.
- When
- During Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri's visit to Washington.
- Where
- Washington
- Why
- To deepen economic and financial ties, and to collaborate in the upcoming FATF processes.
- Key Figure
- Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri
- Location
- Washington
- Main Topics
- Economic ties, FATF, Defense partnership
- Related Event
- India-US COMPACT launch
- Objective
- To get Pakistan back on grey list