Nueva Delhi: The slogan ‘America First’ of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, does not mean ‘America alone’, the United States National Intelligence Director, Tulsi Gabbard, said Tuesday on Tuesday.
Gabbard made the comment during his opening speech on the second day of the tenth edition of Raisina Dialogue, the main multilateral conference in India, in Delhi.
“President Trump is committed to the United States first, putting the security, security and freedom of the American people at the forefront of their policies and decisions. But this should not be poorly understood as what first is the United States is only in the United States,” said Gabbard, the first Hindu intelligence chief in his country.
“President Trump is committed to the United States first. PM (Narendra) Modi is committed to India first. Prime Minister (Christopher) Luxon is committed to New Zealand first,” he added.
The New Zealand Prime Minister, Christopher Luxon, is on a visit to the five -day India. He gave his opening speech the first day of the event.
Meanwhile, Gabbard, who began and concluded his speech with “Jai Shri Krishna,” said his confidence that the Indian-United States relationship will continue to grow under their respective leaders, Prime Minister Modi and President Trump.
“The association between our two countries has been solid for decades and under the leadership of two great leaders and two great friends, President Trump and Prime Minister Modi, and rooted in our shared values of peace and freedom, security and prosperity, I am sure that this association between our two nations and our leaders will continue to grow and strengthen,” he said.
Gabbard also thanked Prime Minister Modi for inviting her to India during her visit to the United States in February.
“I am leaving just after the dialogue for Washington DC. But there have been a few constructive days related to our Indian counterparts who work to build the impulse created by the joint declaration of President Trump and Prime Minister Modi in Washington DC. I am grateful to be here because these meetings are so important because they give us the opportunity to unite and participate in a direct dialogue on pressure issues,” he concluded. Concluded.
The United States intelligence chief is the first senior member of the second Trump administration to visit India. She conducted bilateral conversations with India National security The Ajit Doval Advisor participated in a multi -intelligence conclave chaired by Doval, and met several Indian leaders, including Prime Minister Modi, Defense Minister, Rajnath Singh and others.
