US President Donald Trump on Tuesday vowed to boost America’s strategic partnership with India in Afghanistan but pressed New Delhi to provide more help to the war-torn country, especially in the economic sector, as it makes billions of dollars in trade with America.
Trump, in his first prime-time televised address to the nation as commander-in-chief, laid out his South Asia policy saying a "critical part" of it was to further develop US' strategic partnership with India.
He said after a "comprehensive review", it was decided that the American strategy in Afghanistan and South Asia will change dramatically.
Trump, in his first prime-time televised address to the nation as commander-in-chief, laid out his South Asia policy saying a "critical part" of it was to further develop US' strategic partnership with India.
He said after a "comprehensive review", it was decided that the American strategy in Afghanistan and South Asia will change dramatically.