US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman on October 6 said that the United state and India would compete with China as it threatens rules-based international order. Sherman said as China has been increasing its rising military power and assertiveness in the Indo Pacific region. “I think US and India are like-minded in that regard,” added Sherman at the India Ideas Summit in New Delhi.
Highlighting the significance of the bilateral ties, Wendy Sherman had reiterated that the relations between India and United States are rooted in shared values of the two countries and both are believers in the free, open, and resilient Indo-Pacific region. “The partnership between India and United States is rooted in our shared values. We are both homes to innovators and entrepreneurs. We are both believers in the free, open, interconnected and resilient Indo-Pacific region,” Sherman had said during a meeting with Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla here. The two countries are also strengthening cooperation in advanced military technologies, and expanding engagements in a multilateral framework including with regional partners.
“We both know that the best way to preserve peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region and around the world is by upholding and strengthening the rules-based international order,” she added. She also applauded India’s decision to resume COVID-19 vaccine exports from October.
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