The India-US Forum is a platform for both American and Indian leaders from across the spectrum to shape the future of India-US strategic partnership through consultation and collaboration. It is convened by the Ananta Centre and Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India. The discussions are held under Chatham House Rule and participation, by invitation only, is limited to select eminent personalities from each side.
The India-US Forum is a platform for both American and Indian leaders from across the spectrum to shape the future of India-US strategic partnership through consultation and collaboration. It is convened by the Ananta Centre and Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India. The discussions are held under Chatham House Rule and participation, by invitation only, is limited to select eminent personalities from each side.
The India- US Forum brings 100 eminent representatives of both countries from across stakeholder groups under one roof. The purpose of this Forum is to reaffirm the depth of the bilateral relationship and collaborate on the path ahead.
The topics of discussion this year include the Indo-Pacific, Russia-Ukraine, South Asian geopolitics, defence production, emerging tech, data governance, digital security/cooperation, energy, supply chains, climate change, G20, trade, and economic engagement.
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