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The leaders stressed the need for jointand concerted efforts, including the dismantling of safe havens for terrorist and criminal networks, to disrupt all financial and tactical support fornetworks such as Al Qaeda, Lashkar-e Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammad, the D-Company, and the Haqqanis. They reiterated their call for Pakistan to bringthe perpetrators of the November 2008 terrorist attack in Mumbai to justice.- As a critical step in strengthening global nonproliferation and export control regimes, the President and Prime Minister committed to continue worktowards India‘s phased entry into the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR), the WassenaarArrangement and the Australia Group.
The President affirmed that India meets MTCR requirements and is ready for membership in the NSG.He supported India’s early application and eventual membership in all four regimes.- Noting India‘s ―Act East‖ policy and the United States‘ rebalance to Asia, the leaders committed to work more closely with other Asia Pacificcountries through consultations, dialogues, and joint exercises.
They underlined the importance of their trilateral dialogue with Japan and decidedto explore holding this dialogue among their Foreign Ministers.- The Prime Minister and the President reaffirmed their shared interest in preserving regional peace and stability, which are critical to the Asia Pacificregion's continued prosperity. The leaders expressed concern about rising tensions over maritime territorial disputes, and affirmed the importanceof safeguarding maritime security and ensuring freedom of navigation and over flight throughout the region, especially in the South China Sea. ThePrime Minister and President called on all parties to avoid the use, or threat of use, of force in advancing their claims. The two leaders urged theconcerned parties to pursue resolution of their territorial and maritime disputes through all peaceful means, in accordance with universally recognizedprinciples of international law, including the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.Источник: U.S.-India Joint Statement [Electronic resource] // The White House.
President Barack Obama. – 30.09.2014. – Mode of access:287https://obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/the-press-office/2014/09/30/us-india-joint-statement (date of access: 11.02.2019).Joint Statement during the visit of President of USA to India ''(January 25, 2015)'' – ''Shared Effort; Progress for All''Ключевые идеи:- Continuing bilateral engagement on the Defence Technology and Trade Initiative (DTTI), including the 22 January 2015 agreement in principle topursue co-production and co-development of four pathfinder projects, form a working group to explore aircraft carrier technology sharing and design,and explore possible cooperation on development of jet engine technology.- Prime Minister Modi and President Obama jointly appreciated the significant efforts undertaken by both sides in recent months to re-energize thestrategic partnership, and affirmed expanding the substantive underpinnings of our diversified bilateral strategic partnership including throughexpanded strategic consultations, stronger defence, security, and economic cooperation.- President Obama also reiterated his support for Prime Minister Modi's vision to transform India, and recognized that India's focus on its developmentpriorities presented substantial opportunities for forging stronger India-U.S.
economic ties and greater people-to-people contacts. Reaffirming thatIndia’s rise is also in the interest of the United States, regional and global stability, and global economic growth, President Obama reiterated theUnited States' readiness to partner with India in this transformation. The two leaders pledged to translate their commitment of "Chalein Saath Saath‖:"Forward Together We Go" of September into action through "Sanjha Prayaas; Sab Ka Vikaas": "Shared Effort; Progress For All".- Prime Minister Modi and President Obama welcomed the efforts made by both sides to expand bilateral defence cooperation in areas of mutualinterest and reaffirmed their commitment to continue to work towards deepening the bilateral defence relationship.
The Leaders acknowledgedbilateral military ties as the foundation of the defense relationship and encouraged their respective militaries to pursue additional opportunities forengagement through exercises, military personnel exchanges, and defense dialogues.- The Leaders also acknowledged the need for the two-way defence engagement to include technology cooperation and collaboration, co-productionand co-development.
To this end, the President and the Prime Minister emphasized the ongoing importance of the Defence Technology and TradeInitiative (DTTI) in developing new areas of technology cooperation in the defence sector including through co-development and co-productionand the Prime Minister welcomed the U.S.
Defense Department‘s establishment of a dedicated rapid reaction team focused exclusively on advancingDTTI. The Leaders expressed confidence that continued DTTI collaboration will yield additional joint projects in the near future.- The President also welcomed the Prime Minister's initiatives to liberalize the Foreign Direct Investment Policy regime in the defence sector and theLeaders agreed to cooperate on India's efforts to establish a defence industrial base in India, including through initiatives like 'Make in India.'- Prime Minister Modi and President Obama expressed satisfaction over the efforts made by both countries to deepen cooperation in the field ofmaritime security, as reflected in the 2015 Framework for the U.S.-India Defense Relationship.
To this end, they agreed that the navies of both sideswould continue discussions to identify specific areas for expanding maritime cooperation. They also reiterated their commitment to upgrading theirbilateral naval exercise MALABAR.- The Leaders reaffirmed the need for joint and concerted efforts to disrupt entities such as Lashkar-e-Tayyiba, Jaish-e-Mohammad, D Company and288the Haqqani Network, and agreed to continue ongoing efforts through the Homeland Security Dialogue as well as the next round of the U.S.-IndiaJoint Working Group on Counter Terrorism in late 2015 to develop actionable elements of bilateral engagement.
The two sides noted the recent U.S.sanctions against three D Company affiliates. The President and the Prime Minister further agreed to continue to work toward an agreement to shareinformation on known and suspected terrorists. They also agreed to enter discussions to deepen collaboration on UN terrorist designations, andreiterated their call for Pakistan to bring the perpetrators of the November 2008 terrorist attack in Mumbai to justice.- Noting that the Contact Group set up in September 2014 to advance implementation of bilateral civil nuclear cooperation has met three times inDecember and January, the Leaders welcomed the understandings reached on the issues of civil nuclear liability and administrative arrangementsfor civil nuclear cooperation, and looked forward to U.S.-built nuclear reactors contributing to India‘s energy security at the earliest.- The President and the Prime Minister also welcomed the role of the leaders- led East Asia Summit (EAS) process in promoting open, balanced andinclusive security architecture in the region.
Noting the discussions in the sixth round of the India-US-Japan Trilateral Dialogue, the Presidentand the Prime Minister underlined the importance of the cooperation between the three countries through identification of projects of common interestand their early implementation, and they decided to explore holding the dialogue among their Foreign Ministers.- In a further effort to strengthen global nonproliferation and export control regimes, the President and the Prime Minister committed to continue towork towards India’s phased entry into the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR), the WassenaarArrangement, and the Australia Group. The President reaffirmed the United States‘ position that India meets MTCR requirements and is readyfor NSG membership and that it supports India’s early application and eventual membership in all four regimes.Источник: Joint Statement during the visit of President of USA to India '''' – ''Shared Effort; Progress for All'' [Electronicresource] // Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India.
– 25.01.2015. – Mode of access: https://www.mea.gov.in/bilateraldocuments.htm?dtl/24726/Joint_Statement_during_ (date of access: 11.02.2019).India-U.S. Delhi Declaration of Friendship(January 25, 2015)Ключевые идеи:Through this Declaration of Friendship and in keeping with our national principles and laws, we respect:Equal opportunity for all our people through democracy, effective governance, and fundamental freedoms;An open, just, sustainable, and inclusive rule-based global order;The importance of strengthened bilateral defense ties;The importance of adapting to and mitigating the impact of climate change through national, bilateral and multilateral efforts;The beneficial impact that sustainable, inclusive development will have on our two countries and the world;The centrality of economic policies that support the creation of strong and sustainable jobs, inclusive development, and rising incomes;Transparent and rule-based markets that seek to drive the trade and investment necessary to uplift all members of society and promote289economic development.Источник: India-U.S.
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