Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], US Ambassador Eric Garcetti has said that the United States International Development Finance Corporation is investing US$3. billion to meet India's renewable energy and infrastructure goals. Addressing the event on 'India-US Space Cooperation' in Mumbai last night, the US envoy said that along with the goals of renewable energy and infrastructure, the US is also supporting agriculture, health care and financial services.
He was pleased to note that the US-India alliance for women's economic empowerment is growing with new partners. She said, “I am pleased to share tonight that the United States-India Coalition for Women's Economic Empowerment, a public-private partnership between two great countries to advance the economic security of women in India , growing with new partners." The United States International Development Finance Corporation is investing US$3.8 billion to meet India's renewable energy and infrastructure goals while supporting agriculture, health care and financial services, Garcetti said.Furthermore, he said that both the countries are not just moving forward in development but are also moving forward in the field of technology. “You know, technology will define our lives,” he said. "Reaching our full economic potential means harnessing the best in our countries and bringing together the coalition of America and India to share what we can do for the world," he said. He highlighted that the US and India are working together on critical minerals semiconductors, defense and space "As we celebrate tonight, jet engines and unmanned vehicles and what this unprecedented work on Earth will mean That we can move forward together in space," he stressed. Garcetti said that this year, together in space, the two countries are "building connections between our companies, our people, our governments, our universities, our investors and our startups, to foster innovation and ensure Let us know that space is a peaceful place." Progress for us all.He further informed that astronaut Sunita Williams, whose father is from Mumbai, will soon pilot Boeing's Starliner spacecraft in its first crewed flight. "She is a United States Navy officer, a veteran of two space missions. And this year she will go back to space. On everything from AI pollution to public transportation systems, climate change and infrastructure, Garcetti on the Quad partnership "Together, I want to accelerate our partnership in infrastructure, technology, energy and healthcare so that we can achieve more sustainable economic growth," he said, adding that through the Quad, India, the US, Australia And would like to see the expansion of Japan."Our cooperation ensures a free and open Indo-Pacific. So let's begin the countdown,'' he said. Garcetti told a story about Sally Ride, an everyday school teacher in space aboard the American space shuttle Was asked what it looks like in space? You know what, the stars look brighter. I challenge you to see those stars, literally and figuratively. Look at the looks, and imagine them shining even more.The stars themselves are incredible, but we know that stars have power when they are present in constellations. It is the connection between them that allowed our ancestors to look up to the sky and see our God, to see creatures, to see order in the chaos they had passed through, and to see a sense of what was to come in the human experience. ,"
He was pleased to note that the US-India alliance for women's economic empowerment is growing with new partners. She said, “I am pleased to share tonight that the United States-India Coalition for Women's Economic Empowerment, a public-private partnership between two great countries to advance the economic security of women in India , growing with new partners." The United States International Development Finance Corporation is investing US$3.8 billion to meet India's renewable energy and infrastructure goals while supporting agriculture, health care and financial services, Garcetti said.Furthermore, he said that both the countries are not just moving forward in development but are also moving forward in the field of technology. “You know, technology will define our lives,” he said. "Reaching our full economic potential means harnessing the best in our countries and bringing together the coalition of America and India to share what we can do for the world," he said. He highlighted that the US and India are working together on critical minerals semiconductors, defense and space "As we celebrate tonight, jet engines and unmanned vehicles and what this unprecedented work on Earth will mean That we can move forward together in space," he stressed. Garcetti said that this year, together in space, the two countries are "building connections between our companies, our people, our governments, our universities, our investors and our startups, to foster innovation and ensure Let us know that space is a peaceful place." Progress for us all.He further informed that astronaut Sunita Williams, whose father is from Mumbai, will soon pilot Boeing's Starliner spacecraft in its first crewed flight. "She is a United States Navy officer, a veteran of two space missions. And this year she will go back to space. On everything from AI pollution to public transportation systems, climate change and infrastructure, Garcetti on the Quad partnership "Together, I want to accelerate our partnership in infrastructure, technology, energy and healthcare so that we can achieve more sustainable economic growth," he said, adding that through the Quad, India, the US, Australia And would like to see the expansion of Japan."Our cooperation ensures a free and open Indo-Pacific. So let's begin the countdown,'' he said. Garcetti told a story about Sally Ride, an everyday school teacher in space aboard the American space shuttle Was asked what it looks like in space? You know what, the stars look brighter. I challenge you to see those stars, literally and figuratively. Look at the looks, and imagine them shining even more.The stars themselves are incredible, but we know that stars have power when they are present in constellations. It is the connection between them that allowed our ancestors to look up to the sky and see our God, to see creatures, to see order in the chaos they had passed through, and to see a sense of what was to come in the human experience. ,"
