On September 23, 2015, close on the heels of the U.S.-India Strategic and Commercial Dialogue, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi will arrive in New York on his second trip to the United States in that role. Along with his presence at the U.N. General Assembly opening and bilateral meetings, his trip will also include a visit to California. His agenda there will include meetings with several technology companies and interactions with the Indian diaspora.
On September 25, The India Project at Brookings hosted an event to discuss Modi’s visit and assess developments in India and the U.S.-India relationship in the year, his last U.S. visit. The panel explored the state of the Indian economy and foreign policy, the political landscape, and how the Modi government is perceived at home and abroad. Panelists will also outline the next few months in terms of Indian domestic politics and policy, as well as its foreign policy.
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Prime Minister Modi returns to the U.S.
Agenda
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September 25
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Featured speakers
Samir Saran Senior Fellow & Vice President - Observer Research FoundationBruce Stokes Director of Global Economic Attitudes - Pew Research CenterMilan Vaishnav Director and Senior Fellow, South Asia Program - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace @MilanV
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