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Cover Story<br />

with the 2011 monsoon rainy season as an important and in the context of the international climate change<br />

example of bilateral scientific cooperation advancing negotiations within the framework of the UNFCCC to<br />

economic development, agriculture and food security. meet the challenge of climate change. To that end, the<br />

Civil Nuclear Agreement<br />

The two leaders welcomed the completion of steps by the<br />

leaders welcomed enhanced cooperation in the area of<br />

climate adaptation and sustainable land use, and<br />

welcomed the new partnership between the United States<br />

two governments for implementation of the India-U.S. and India on forestry programs and in weather<br />

civil nuclear agreement. They reiterated their forecasting.<br />

commitment to build strong India-U.S. civil nuclear<br />

energy cooperation through the participation of the U.S.<br />

Inclusive Growth & Mutual Prosperity<br />

nuclear energy firms in India on the basis of mutually The two leaders stressed that India and the United States,<br />

acceptable technical and commercial terms and anchored in democracy and diversity, blessed with<br />

conditions that enable a viable tariff regime for electricity enormous enterprise and skill, and endowed with<br />

generated. They noted that both countries had enacted synergies drawn from India's rapid growth and U.S.<br />

domestic legislations and were also signatories to the global economic leadership, have a natural partnership<br />

Convention on Supplementary Compensation. They for enhancing mutual prosperity and stimulating global<br />

further noted that India intends to ratify the Convention economic recovery and growth. They emphasize<br />

on Supplementary Compensation within the coming year innovation not only as a tool for economic growth and<br />

and is committed to ensuring a level playing field for U.S. global competitiveness, but also for social transformation<br />

companies seeking to enter the Indian nuclear energy and empowerment of people.<br />

sector, consistent with India's national and international<br />

Prime Minister Singh and President Obama celebrated<br />

legal obligations.<br />

the recent growth in bilateral trade and investment,<br />

India will continue to work with the companies. In this characterized by balanced and rapidly growing trade in<br />

context, they welcomed the commencement of goods and services. They noted positively that the United<br />

negotiations and dialogue between the Indian operator States is India's largest trading partner in goods and<br />

and U.S. nuclear energy companies, and expressed hope services, and India is now among the fastest growing<br />

for early commencement of commercial cooperation in sources of foreign direct investment entering the United<br />

the civil nuclear energy sector in India, which will States. The two leaders agreed on steps to reduce trade<br />

stimulate economic growth and sustainable development barriers and protectionist measures and encourage<br />

and generate employment in both countries.<br />

research and innovation to create jobs and improve<br />

Partnership in Green Economy<br />

livelihoods in their countries.<br />

They also welcomed expanding investment flow in both<br />

Just as they have helped develop the knowledge directions. They noted growing ties between U.S. and<br />

economy, India and the United States resolved to Indian firms and called for enhanced investment flows,<br />

strengthen their partnership in creating the green including in India's infrastructure sector, clean energy,<br />

economy of the future. To this end, both countries have energy efficiency, aviation and transportation,<br />

undertaken joint research and deployment of clean healthcare, food processing sector and education. They<br />

energy resources, such as solar, advanced biofuels, shale welcomed the work of the U.S.-India CEO Forum to<br />

gas, and smart grids. The two leaders also welcomed the expand cooperation between the two countries,<br />

promotion of clean and energy efficient technologies including in the areas of clean energy and infrastructure<br />

through the bilateral Partnership to Advance Clean development. They also encouraged enhanced<br />

Energy (PACE) and expanded cooperation with the engagement by Indian and <strong>American</strong> small and mediumprivate<br />

sector. They welcomed the conclusion of a new sized enterprises as a critical driver of our economic<br />

MoU on assessment and exploration of shale gas and an relationship. They looked forward to building on these<br />

agreement to establish a Joint Clean Energy Research developments to realize fully the enormous potential for<br />

Center in India as important milestones in their rapidly trade and investment between the two countries.<br />

growing clean energy cooperation.<br />

Recognizing the people-to-people dynamic behind trade<br />

The leaders discussed the importance of working and investment growth, they called for intensified<br />

bilaterally, through the Major Economies Forum (MEF), consultations on social security issues at an appropriate<br />

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