US Trade Representative to visit Delhi for Trade Policy Forum
23 Oct 2009, 1242 Hrs

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New Delhi, Oct 23 United States Trade Representative Ron Kirk will travel this weekend to New Delhi in advance of the sixth ministerial-level meeting of the United States-India Trade Policy Forum (TPF) on October 26.

Ambassador Kirk co-chairs the Trade Policy Forum with Indian Minister of Commerce and Industry Anand Sharma.

Established in July 2005, the Forum is an arrangement between the Governments of the United States and India to discuss trade and investment issues.

While in New Delhi for the Trade Policy Forum, Ambassador Kirk will also hold meetings with Indian business leaders and with Indian and United States officials on the ground. (ANI)

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