Sen. Cornyn Discusses U.S.-India Relations With Secretary Clinton & Colleagues

Statement

Date: July 8, 2009
Issues: Foreign Affairs


Sen. Cornyn Discusses U.S.-India Relations With Secretary Clinton & Colleagues

U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, founder and co-chair of the Senate India Caucus, today discussed U.S.-India relations with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and several Congressional colleagues. Secretary Clinton invited Sen. Cornyn to participate in the discussion in advance of her trip to India later this month.

"Today I had the opportunity to speak directly with Secretary Clinton and several of my colleagues about the United States' strong partnership with India. India is the world's largest democracy - and one of the world's biggest and most dynamic economies. During this decade, India and the United States have cooperated more closely than ever before. I appreciate the Administration's determination to strengthen our strategic partnership with India in security, trade, and many other issues of mutual interest. I look forward to continuing this conversation as co-chairman of the Senate India Caucus and will continue to rely on the valuable input I receive from many of my Indo-American constituents in Texas," said Sen. Cornyn.


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