US to Invest 3.8 Billion Dollars in India’s Infra, Renewable Goals
At the ‘Indo-US Space Co-operation’, US Ambassador Eric Garcetti said that the United States International Development Finance Corporation is investing $3.8 billion to meet India’s renewable energy and infrastructure goals.
The US envoy also added that along with the renewable energy and infrastructure goals, the US is also supporting agricultural, healthcare and financial services.
He also shared that the US-India Alliance for Women’s Economic Empowerment is growing with new partners.
He said, “I am delighted to share tonight that the United States-India Alliance for Women’s Economic Empowerment, which is a public-private partnership between our two great nations to advance women’s economic security in India, is growing with new partners.”
“The United States International Development Finance Corporation is investing $3.8 billion to meet India’s renewable energy and infrastructure goals while supporting agricultural, healthcare and financial services,” Garcetti said.
Moreover, he added that the two nations are not just moving forward on development, but are moving forward on technology. “You know, technology will define our lives,” he said.
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