US, India expanding cooperation in defence, civil nuclear sector, says senior US official
The talks follow a new defense framework and recent uranium cooperation as India’s private nuclear sector targets 2032-33 for its first plant.
- The United States and India are expanding cooperation in defence, civil nuclear energy, and trusted artificial intelligence, according to US Assistant Secretary of State S Paul Kapur.
- India plans to build its first private nuclear plant by 2032, with Tata Power identifying sites and the government ending a state monopoly to open the sector to private firms.
- India aims to expand nuclear generation capacity significantly by 2047, requiring substantial investment following reforms in the nuclear sector.
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U.S., India expanding cooperation in defence, civil nuclear sector
We are expanding defence and civil nuclear cooperation, including the adoption of trusted AI and other emerging technologies powering the economy, says U.S. Assistant Secretary of State S. Paul Kapur
US, India expanding cooperation in defence, civil nuclear sector: Senior US official
Last year, India and the US signed a framework for a major defence partnership to strengthen interoperability across all domains, including land, sea, air, space and cyberspace
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