'US Imports Nearly 40% Of Generics From India Because We Trust India': Ambassador Sergio Gor

Añadido: 2026-06-02

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[00:00:01]Let me start with that. The first pillar of trust, and it's an ambitious undertaking that will shape the future of the world. We committed to developing a US-India AI infrastructure roadmap, identifying constraints to financing, to building, powering, connecting large-scale US origin AI infrastructure here in India. Since then, the Department of Commerce has taken measures to restore the flow of advanced AI chips to our partners around the world when they rescinded the AI diffusion rule. As part of the roadmap, we identified with industry and both governments changes to improve the regulatory environment to build data centers right here in India. These will be a key as we look ahead to building in India. And we're not just talking about items that we have changed on paper. We're seeing real results. We're seeing real American investment here and vice versa. For example, Amazon expects to invest 35 billion into India by 2030 to advance AI-driven digitization, export growth, and job creation. Microsoft announced a 17 and 1/2 billion investment here in India, including the expansion of hyperscale cloud infrastructure. And just last month, Google broke ground on a subsea cable landing terminal, which is valued at about 15 billion dollars.

[00:01:23]These are incredible things that we have seen just from a handful of companies.

[00:01:28]Every week, we have individuals that show up to the embassy, and they ask, "Is it safe to invest in India? Is this somewhere we can partner with?" And our answer to them is yes. It's not an answer we give around the world. We're seeing this incredible innovation come here because it's welcome. You have a government that is forward-leaning, that has cut and changed rules to accommodate these giant um tech companies that that we have appreciated States that are now looking to expand in trusted territories such as India.