Indian Ambassador Vinay Quatra has met US MP Gregory Meux. This meeting is important because President Donald Trump’s ‘tariff’ policy has affected the business relations between India and the US. Gregory Mikes is also a member of the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the House of Representatives of America.

Information has been revealed that Ambassador Vinay Quatra discussed Indo-US relations with Gregory Mikes. Posting on the social media platform ‘X’, the House Foreign Affairs Committee Democrats said that Mikes mentioned the US-India partnership in the last 25 years, especially through the quad, the support of the Congress.

What did Ambassador Vinay Quatra tell
According to the IANS report, Gregory Mikes expressed concern over the arbitrary tariff of Donald Trump, which is putting this important partnership in danger. He also reiterated his commitment to deep relations with India. Ambassador Vinay Quatra posted on social media and said that the House had the privilege of meeting senior member of the Foreign Affairs Committee of Foreign Affairs Gregory Mikes and making him aware of recent developments in bilateral relations. Our discussion was focused on business, energy, Hind-Pacific and extensive issues of mutual interests.

Earlier, on Wednesday, Vinay Quatra interacted with Republican MP Cat Camac from Florida, emphasizing on strengthening bilateral relations based on shared values. This conversation took place at a time when India is dealing with Donald Trump’s ‘punitive’ policies.

India is getting support of American MPs
In the last few weeks, many American MPs have shown continuous support towards India. In early August, MP Mikes had said on Trump’s tariff policy that these steps can be endangered in years in strengthening India-US relations. He also said that all concerns should be resolved according to mutual respect and democratic values.

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