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Sergio Gor, US President Donald Trump’s nominee for ambassador to India, says he’ll strengthen ties with New Delhi. Gor notes the US and India are “not that far apart” on tariffs and expects a deal soon.

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00:00U.S. President Donald Trump's nominee for ambassador to India says he'll strengthen
00:05ties with New Delhi.
00:08Improving U.S.-India trade ties will not only bolster U.S. competitiveness, but also reduce
00:12China's economic leverage over other nations.
00:16I will encourage Indian investment in U.S. manufacturing capacity.
00:21Gore said the U.S. and India are not that far apart on tariffs and expects a deal in
00:26the coming weeks.
00:27His remarks follow U.S. tariffs on Indian imports over New Delhi's purchases of Russian
00:32oil and its reluctance to open agricultural and dairy sectors.
00:36His comments could also signal a reset in U.S.-India relations after President Trump suggested
00:42on social media that the U.S. had lost India to China.
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