He also spoke of a bilateral pilot meeting as a topic of discussion. The United States holds annual meetings with the foreign and defense ministers of the two countries, this being the first meeting of the Biden government in this format.
The next India-US ministerial meeting is scheduled to take place in November, with some talks set to focus on the meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Joe Biden, along with the first meeting. Leader of the Quadruple Security Dialogue. India's Foreign Minister Haresi Wardan Shenla told reporters on Friday, after two days of talks with US officials and business leaders, that a date for the two was still under discussion.
The last meeting was held in New Delhi, in October 2020, with Mike Pompeo and Trump Administration Secretary of State and Defense Mark Spear. The next meeting will be hosted by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of India, S.S. Gishankar, Secretary of Defense Rajathan Singh, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin. All four have already had a face-to-face meeting. And often with Jashankar and Blinken. After the virtual meeting in March, a square meeting with the leaders of Japan and Australia will also be discussed. According to current topics, Prime Minister Modi and former Vice President Biden will meet for the first time at that time. Former Vice President Biden's special envoy on climate change, John Kerry, makes his second visit to India. Scheringla met with almost every State Department leadership, including Secretary of State Blinken and Assistant Secretary of State Wendy Sherman, and senior leaders of the White House Department of Defense and National Security Council.
The situation in Afghanistan was predictable in all of his conversations, and the Secretary of State said India's own approach would follow closely with US expectations and oversight. Sheringla said the US has adopted a wait-and-see policy and will adjust its actions based on how it anticipates the situation. It's also similar to what we announced at the National Assembly a few days ago. "We said we're going to have a wait and see policy," Scherngla said. "That doesn't mean you don't do anything." “That means the field situation is very fluid. You have to allow progress.” You must ensure that public insurance is maintained. The foreign minister said through the Indian questionnaire that he wanted us to know that in their territory there should be no terrorists against us or any other country. We want them to know about women, minorities and more. The foreign minister noted that the Taliban had repeatedly emphasized to Indian diplomats a few days ago that rebels had taken control of the country.
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