Tamil Nadu's Role in Strengthening India-US Relations, Says Chief Minister Stalin

Chief Minister M K Stalin highlighted the strong connections between Tamil Nadu and the United States, emphasizing the role of people-to-people relations. At an event in San Francisco, he noted that many American companies have a presence in Tamil Nadu and urged further investments. He praised India-U.S. ties, particularly in trade, science, and technology.

Chief Minister M K Stalin emphasized Tamil Nadu's pivotal role in strengthening India-US relations, during an event in San Francisco. He pointed out that the connections between the two nations go beyond government-level interactions to people-to-people relationships.

Stalin noted that many renowned American companies have established a presence in Tamil Nadu, boosting the state's economic status as the second-largest in India. He highlighted that numerous Tamilians hold high positions in US-based companies and that Indian-origin scientists are contributing at NASA.

The Chief Minister called for increased investment from American companies in Tamil Nadu, revealing that over 300 such companies already have projects in the state. He urged Indian-Americans to encourage American firms to further invest, as bilateral trade has tripled since 2000, reflecting the enduring friendship between the nations.

(With inputs from agencies.)