Gor emphasized that the bilateral relationship rests on long-term shared interests, particularly in artificial intelligence, aviation, and advanced technology. He projected that the next two years would establish a trajectory for the partnership that will endure for decades, transcending minor political fluctuations. Addressing the recent decision to rename the Indo-Pacific Command back to the Pacific Command, the ambassador maintained that the change is cosmetic rather than strategic. He pointed to the frequency of joint military exercises—which occur monthly—as evidence that defense cooperation remains at an all-time high.
Regarding economic ties, negotiations for a comprehensive trade agreement are nearing their conclusion. According to Gor, the legal framework was finalized in February, and the parties are currently navigating the final 1 percent of the deal. He expressed confidence that the remaining issues are minor and that the pact will soon serve as a cornerstone for deeper economic integration between the two nations.
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