US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is scheduled to visit New Delhi in May, following a "productive meeting" with India's Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri on a set of issues, including trade and the Quad.
Misri met Rubio at the White House during a three day visit. The two officials reviewed bilateral relationships, especially trade, critical minerals, defence and the Quad.
"Welcome to the White House @VikramMisri! Productive meeting with @SecRubio that focused on our bilateral relationship, especially trade, critical minerals, defence and the Quad," US Ambassador to India, Sergio Gor, who was also present at the meeting, posted on X. Secretary Rubio looks forward to visiting India next month, he said.
Welcome to the White House @VikramMisri! Productive meeting with @SecRubio that focused on our bilateral relationship, especially trade, critical minerals, defense and the Quad. Secretary Rubio looks forward to visiting India next month! pic.twitter.com/7QQrbCXBkg
— Ambassador Sergio Gor (@USAmbIndia) April 9, 2026
Misri also held separate meetings with US Deputy Secretary Christopher Landau and US Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, Allison Hooker.
"Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau met with Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri today in Washington. The leaders reaffirmed the close partnership between the two countries and shared news about the situation in the Persian Gulf and other global and regional priorities," PTI quoted a statement by Tommy Pigott, Principal Deputy Spokesman for the Department of State.
Hooker said she and Misri discussed how India and the US can work closer together on security, defence, and the economy.
“We are finding practical ways to make both Americans and Indians safer and more prosperous, including through the Quad,” she said.
The Indian embassy in the US said Hooker and Misri took stock of the India-US bilateral agenda since the Foreign Office Consultations held last December.
The two diplomats also shared assessments on recent developments in West Asia, as well as regional issues of mutual interest.
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(With inputs from PTI)
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