India Inc looks forward to enhanced Indo-US ties as Joe Biden wins
New Delhi: India Inc on Sunday hailed the victory of Joe Biden within the US Presidential election, whereas hoping for enhanced ties and cooperation between India and the United States, particularly within the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic.
Congratulating President-Elect Biden and Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris, CII President Uday Kotak mentioned, “with rising trade and investment ties between the two countries, the health of our economies are inextricably linked and we must work together during this critical time to reinvigorate the bilateral economic agenda – facilitating economic growth, enhancing job creation, supporting small business and enabling cooperation in investment-related movement of professionals.”
With the election of Biden as President and Harris as Vice President, he mentioned, “we are looking forward to engaging with the administration’s leadership to promote post-pandemic economic stability, business collaboration, our shared democratic values and increased people-to-people ties that have defined the special India-US relationship.”
Assocham Secretary General Deepak Sood mentioned, “under the Biden-Harris leadership, the Indo-US economic ties would go from strength to strength, getting deeper into areas of advanced scientific research and development, business to business cooperation in strategic areas.”
He expressed confidence that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Biden would chalk out nice cooperation in coping with the coronavirus pandemic.
“The vaccine development, manufacture and distribution would require immense global cooperation: India and the US would surely be leading such cooperation,” Sood mentioned, whereas additionally applauding Harris’ feat of turning into the primary girl Vice-President of the US, saying: “You have been so gracious in hailing your Indian roots and values”.
PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry President Sanjay Aggarwal mentioned India and the US, the world’s largest democracies have all the time shared sturdy social, cultural and financial ties.
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“We strongly believe that India-US partnership will be the defining relationship of the 21st century. We look forward to a continued strengthened bilateral trade and investment growth trajectory and defence cooperation between the two nations.”
For Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra, the US election was additionally about classes on management.
In a tweet he mentioned, the teachings from the US election are, “leadership is about policy AND personality” and “Leaders will be judged by what they SAY not just what they DO. Leaders must ultimately represent everyone, not just those who voted for them (and) leaders with decency and values haven’t gone out of fashion.”
CII Director General Chandrajit Banerjee mentioned, “CII looks forward to once again collaborating with President Biden and his incoming Administration.”
Prior to the financial disruption attributable to COVID-19, bilateral commerce in items and providers in 2019, reached a peak of almost USD 150 billion, and CII hopes this can proceed to rise within the years to return, he added.
“We can aim higher to our shared goal of USD 500 billion through a new era of revitalised economic cooperation, which would be comprehensive, complementary and collaborative,” Banerjee mentioned.
The key sectors to look at for enhanced enterprise cooperation shall be vitality and the inexperienced economic system, defence and manufacturing, particularly offering a lift to small enterprise cooperation, in addition to prescribed drugs and healthcare – all pushed by India and the US’ new age companies and disruptive innovation and applied sciences, he added.
Hailing Biden and Harris as the brand new leaders of America, Chairman and MD of JSW Group Sajjan Jindal mentioned in a tweet, “A democratic process voted for a change in a very defining year globally! Congratulations to the American community that ensured that the democratic process was not compromised in a tough external environment.”
Similarly, congratulating Biden and Harris on their victory, JSPL Chairman Naveen Jindal in a tweet hoped “to see enhanced ties and cooperation between India and the United States”.
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