Vice President JD Vance praised progress on a U.S.-India trade deal during a speech in Jaipur, India, calling it vital for a “prosperous and peaceful” 21st century.
He emphasized cooperation between President Trump and Prime Minister Modi, warning that failure to collaborate could bring “dire” global consequences.
Vance highlighted the finalized terms of reference for trade negotiations, focused on jobs, supply chains, and economic growth. He stressed energy as key to manufacturing and AI development, urging stronger U.S. energy exports to India.
Vance also recalled visiting the homeland of his wife’s family and described Modi as a respected partner. He stated the trade partnership would benefit both nations, calling it a “win-win” for workers and businesses alike, and crucial to global stability and economic independence.