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Powell meets Modi as US ends 9-year boycott

Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi meets US Ambassador to India Nancy Powell in Gandhinagar on Thursday.
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi meets US Ambassador to India Nancy Powell in Gandhinagar on Thursday. AFP

Gandhinagar, February 13
Ending a nine-year boycott, US Ambassador Nancy Powell today met Narendra Modi and said her country looked forward to working closely with the government India chose after the Lok Sabha elections, an indication that it has no reservations of doing business with him if he becomes Prime Minister.

“The US-India partnership is important and strategic and that the United States looks forward to working closely with the government that the Indian people choose in the upcoming elections,” a statement quoting the envoy said after the nearly one-hour meeting.

Official sources said Powell praised the “good model” of governance in Gujarat which she felt could be taken to other parts of the world. They said the US envoy told Modi that there was an “excellent investment climate” in Gujarat which she was visiting after 20 years. — PTI

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