Aiming to further expand the bilateral economic engagement, US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner would travel to New Delhi and Mumbai later this month for the third annual meet of the US-India Economic and Financial Partnership.
Geithner would be in New Delhi on June 27 and would travel to Mumbai on June 28.
In Mumbai, he would meet the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor, Duvvuri Subbarao, and the business leaders from a variety of industries.
"The US-India Economic and Financial Partnership has served as a platform for greater cooperation on economic issues of importance to both nations," the Treasury Department said in a statement.
"Both countries recognise the importance of expanding bilateral economic engagement, noting the rapid growth of US-India
Partnership activities over the last three years have focused on three broad areas macroeconomic policy, the financial sector, and infrastructure financing, the Treasury said.
Cabinet-level meetings, alternately held in the United States and India, have been led by Geithner and Mukherjee.
"Working group meetings held throughout the year have advanced discussions on specific economic areas.
In addition to discussing these activities, Secretary Geithner will also discuss issues related to illicit finance, including the implementation of international sanctions," the statement said.
Image: US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner
