Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will deliberate on these matters with US Trade Representative (USTR) Michael Froman, who will lead the American delegation.
"Several issues will be discussed during the TPF meet. India is committed to enhancing its economic ties with the US. Matters such as copyrights, traditional knowledge and market access are would be deliberated," a senior official said.
They will also discuss totalisation agreement and non-trade barriers like labour issues.
The meeting assumes significance on the backdrop of the USTR's 'out-of-cycle' review of Indian IPR laws.
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Time and again the US has raised concerns over India's intellectual property rights (IPRs) regime, particularly in the pharmaceutical sector. America has launched an out-of- cycle review of India's IPR regime.
India has consistently maintained its stand that its laws are compliant with global and WTO norms.
On several occasions, India had raised concerns with the US authorities over high visa fees and discriminatory social security benefits to Indian professionals working in America.
India had also flagged matters related with market access for agri products such as rice, mangoes, pomegranates and table grapes.
New Delhi also wants early conclusion of the Totalisation Agreement. Under this pact an expatriate in either country need not contribute to social security schemes of the host country.
At present, bilateral trade is around USD 100 billion. The US-India Business Council (USIBC) had said bilateral trade could touch USD 500-billion mark over the next one decade.