During his visit to the National Science Foundation (NSF) in Alexandria, Virginia, Prime Minister Narendra Modi engaged with Indian and American students, shedding light on India’s technological advancements and its potential collaboration with the United States in addressing present issues and generating future ideas.
Modi expressed his belief that the partnership between India and the US would serve as a driving force for sustainable and inclusive global growth. He also revealed that India is actively involved in multiple projects with the NSF and aims to transform this decade into a “techade,” highlighting the country’s dedication to technological progress.
US First Lady Jill Biden warmly welcomed Modi to the NSF, emphasizing that their visit symbolizes the coming together of the world’s oldest and largest democracies. She acknowledged the significance of the US-India partnership, not just on a governmental level, but also in terms of fostering familial bonds and friendship between the two nations. Education was identified as a shared priority close to the hearts of both PM Modi and the First Lady.