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Delhi Declaration of Friendship [Electronic resource] // The White House. President Barack Obama. – 25.01.2015. – Mode ofaccess: https://obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/the-press-office/2015/01/25/india-us-delhi-declaration-friendship (date of access: 11.02.2019).US-India Joint Strategic Vision for the Asia-Pacific and Indian Ocean Region(January 25, 2015)Ключевые идеи:- Regional prosperity depends on security. We affirm the importance of safeguarding maritime security and ensuring freedom of navigation andover flight throughout the region, especially in the South China Sea.- We call on all parties to avoid the threat or use of force and pursue resolution of territorial and maritime disputes through all peaceful means, inaccordance with universally recognized principles of international law, including the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.- In order to achieve this regional vision, we will develop a roadmap that leverages our respective efforts to increase ties among Asian powers, enablingboth our nations to better respond to diplomatic, economic and security challenges in the region.- Over the next five years, we will strengthen our regional dialogues, invest in making trilateral consultations with third countries in the region morerobust, deepen regional integration, strengthen regional forums, explore additional multilateral opportunities for engagement, and pursue areas wherewe can build capacity in the region that bolster long-term peace and prosperity for all.Источник: U.S.-India Joint Strategic Vision for the Asia-Pacific and Indian Ocean Region [Electronic resource] // The White House.
President BarackObama. – 25.01.2015. – Mode of access: https://obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/the-press-office/2015/01/25/us-india-joint-strategic-vision-asiapacific-and-indian-ocean-region (date of access: 11.02.2019).India-US Joint Statement during the visit of Prime Minister to USA(The United States and India: Enduring Global Partners in the 21st Century)(June 07, 2016)Ключевые идеи:- Marking their third major bilateral summit, the leaders reviewed the deepening strategic partnership between the United States and India that isrooted in shared values of freedom, democracy, universal human rights, tolerance and pluralism, equal opportunities for all citizens, and ruleof law.
They pledged to pursue new opportunities to bolster economic growth and sustainable development, promote peace and security at home andaround the world, strengthen inclusive, democratic governance and respect for universal human rights, and provide global leadership on issues ofshared interest.- The steps that the two Governments have taken in the last two years through the U.S.-India Contact Group, including by addressing the nuclear290liability issue, inter alia, through India‘s ratification of the Convention on Supplementary Compensation for Nuclear Damage, have laid a strongfoundation for a long-term partnership between U.S.
and Indian companies for building nuclear power plants in India. Culminating a decade ofpartnership on civil nuclear issues, the leaders welcomed the start of preparatory work on site in India for six AP 1000 reactors to be built byWestinghouse and noted the intention of India and the U.S. Export-Import Bank to work together toward a competitive financing package for theproject. Once completed, the project would be among the largest of its kind, fulfilling the promise of the U.S.-India civil nuclear agreement anddemonstrating a shared commitment to meet India‘s growing energy needs while reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
Both sides welcomed theannouncement by the Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd, and Westinghouse that engineering and site design work will begin immediately and thetwo sides will work toward finalizing the contractual arrangements by June 2017.- Recalling their shared commitment to preventing proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery, the leaders lookedforward to India’s imminent entry into the Missile Technology Control Regime. President Obama welcomed India’s application to join theNuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), and re-affirmed that India is ready for membership.
The United States called on NSG Participating Governments tosupport India‘s application when it comes up at the NSG Plenary later this month. The United States also re-affirmed its support for India’s earlymembership of the Australia Group and Wassenaar Arrangement.- The leaders applauded the completion of a roadmap for cooperation under the 2015 U.S.-India Joint Strategic Vision for the Asia-Pacific and IndianOcean Region, which will serve as a guide for collaboration in the years to come. They resolved that the United States and India should look to eachother as priority partners in the Asia Pacific and the Indian Ocean region.- The leaders affirmed their support for U.S.-India cooperation in promoting maritime security.
They reiterated the importance they attach toensuring freedom of navigation and overflight and exploitation of resources as per international law, including the United Nations Convention on theLaw of the Sea, and settlement of territorial disputes by peaceful means.- The leaders applauded the enhanced military to military cooperation between the two countries especially in joint exercises, training andHumanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HA/DR).
They expressed their desire to explore agreements which would facilitate furtherexpansion of bilateral defense cooperation in practical ways. In this regard, they welcomed the finalization of the text of the Logistics ExchangeMemorandum of Agreement (LEMOA).- Noting that the U.S.-India defense relationship can be an anchor of stability, and given the increasingly strengthened cooperation in defense, theUnited States hereby recognizes India as a Major Defense Partner. As such:- The United States will continue to work toward facilitating technology sharing with India to a level commensurate with that of its closest alliesand partners. The leaders reached an understanding under which India would receive license-free access to a wide range of dual-use technologies inconjunction with steps that India has committed to take to advance its export control objectives.- In support of India’s Make In India initiative, and to support the development of robust defense industries and their integration into the globalsupply chain, the United States will continue to facilitate the export of goods and technologies, consistent with U.S.
law, for projects, programs andjoint ventures in support of official U.S.-India defense cooperation.- The leaders also committed to enhance cooperation in support of the Government of India‘s Make in India Initiative and expand the co-productionand co-development of technologies under the Defense Technology and Trade Initiative (DTTI). They welcomed the establishment of new DTTIworking groups to include agreed items covering Naval Systems, Air Systems, and other Weapons Systems. The leaders announced the finalization of291the text of an Information Exchange Annex under the Joint Working Group on Aircraft Carrier Technology Cooperation.- The leaders acknowledged the continued threat posed to human civilization by terrorism and condemn the recent terrorist incidents from Paris toPathankot, from Brussels to Kabul.
They resolved to redouble their efforts, bilaterally and with other like-minded countries, to bring to justice theperpetrators of terrorism anywhere in the world and the infrastructure that supports them.- The leaders committed to strengthen cooperation against terrorist threats from extremist groups, such as Al-Qa‘ida, Da‘esh/ISIL, Jaish-eMohammad, Lashkar-e-Tayyiba, D Company and their affiliates, including through deepened collaboration on UN terrorist designations. In thiscontext, they directed their officials to identify specific new areas of collaboration at the next meeting of U.S.–India Counterterrorism Joint WorkingGroup.- Recognizing an important milestone in the U.S.-India counterterrorism partnership, the leaders applauded the finalization of an arrangement tofacilitate the sharing of terrorist screening information.
They also called for Pakistan to bring the perpetrators of the 2008 Mumbai and 2016 Pathankotterrorist attacks to justice.- The leaders affirmed their support for a UN Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism that advances and strengthens the framework forglobal cooperation and reinforces that no cause or grievance justifies terrorism.Источник: India-US Joint Statement during the visit of Prime Minister to USA (The United States and India: Enduring Global Partners in the 21stCentury) [Electronic resource] // Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India. – 07.06.2016.
– Mode of access: https://mea.gov.in/bilateraldocuments.htm?dtl/26879/IndiaUS_Joint_Statement_during_the_visit_of_Prime_Minister_to_USA_The_United_States_and_India_Enduring_Global_Partners_in_the_21st_Century (date of access: 11.02.2019)Joint Statement - United States and India: Prosperity Through Partnership(June 27, 2017)Ключевые идеи:- In marking 70 years of diplomatic relations between India and the United States, the leaders resolved to expand and deepen the strategicpartnership between the countries and advance common objectives. Above all, these objectives include combatting terrorist threats, promotingstability across the Indo-Pacific region, increasing free and fair trade, and strengthening energy linkages.- As responsible stewards in the Indo-Pacific region, President Trump and Prime Minister Modi agreed that a close partnership between the UnitedStates and India is central to peace and stability in the region.
Recognizing the significant progress achieved in these endeavors, the leaders agreed totake further measures to strengthen their partnership. In accordance with the tenets outlined in the U.N. Charter, they committed to a set of commonprinciples for the region, according to which sovereignty and international law are respected and every country can prosper. To this end, the leaders:reiterate the importance of respecting freedom of navigation, overflight, and commerce throughout the region;call upon all nations to resolveterritorial and maritime disputes peacefully and in accordance with international law; support bolstering regional economic connectivitythrough the transparent development of infrastructure and the use of responsible debt financing practices, while ensuring respect forsovereignty and territorial integrity, the rule of law, and the environment; and call on other nations in the region to adhere to these principles.292- The Leaders stressed that terrorism is a global scourge that must be fought and terrorist safe havens rooted out in every part of the world.
Theyresolved that India and the United States will fight together against this grave challenge to humanity. They committed to strengthen cooperation againstterrorist threats from groups including Al-Qa‘ida, ISIS, Jaish-e-Mohammad, Lashkar-e-Tayyiba, D-Company, and their affiliates. India appreciated theUnited States designation of the Hizb-ul-Mujahideen leader as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist as evidence of the commitment of the UnitedStates to end terror in all its forms. In this spirit, the leaders welcomed a new consultation mechanism on domestic and international terroristdesignations listing proposals.- The leaders announced increased cooperation to prevent terrorist travel and to disrupt global recruitment efforts by expanding intelligence-sharingand operational-level counterterrorism cooperation.
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