Pakistan, Jan. 12 -- India and the United States will hold their next trade discussion on January 13, Washington's new ambassador to New Delhi, Sergio Gor, said on Monday. The talks come amid stalled negotiations that contributed to a record-low Indian rupee and investor uncertainty.

Gor confirmed that both sides remain actively engaged on trade, while also addressing other issues such as security, counterterrorism, energy, technology, education, and health. He said India will also be invited to join Pax Silica, a U.S.-led initiative for a silicon supply chain from critical minerals to semiconductors and AI.

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