"The United States looks forward to continued counter terrorism exchanges with India to broaden and deepen the partnership between the two countries," the State Department said in a statement yesterday.
The American delegation would be led by the acting coordinator for counter-terrorism Justin Siberell, while the Indian delegation will be led by Ministry of External Affairs Additional Secretary Ravi Thapar.
"The US-India counter-terrorism Joint Working Group is a regularly planned policy consultation designed to advance our common agenda and opportunities for cooperation across the full range of counter terrorism issues," the statement said.
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