“Close collaboration between our governments has led to progress in several areas including counter-terrorism, non-proliferation, cyber-security, science and technology, knowledge economy, energy, space, and health to name just a few,” they said. “We are excited to see how it progresses in the near future for both countries. Additionally, your decision to open up domestic markets to foreign direct investment has helped grow US investment into India to US $28 billion. And at the same time, trade between our countries has reached about US $120 billion,” the lawmakers said in their letter.

33 US lawmakers write to PM Modi expressing hope of trip deepening bilateral relations