India-US to continue the role of vital strategic partners

Washington: Expressing satisfaction at Secretary of State John Kerry's initial visit to capital of India, the U.S.A. has same it's keen to hold forward the "positive relationship" with India which can "continue to be a very important strategic partner."

Kerry "did get pleasure from each facet of his visit," State department advocate Jen Psaki told reporters here on weekday noting that he "had some terribly productive conferences as a part of the India Strategic Dialogue."

"India has been and can still be a very important strategic partner," she same adding, "he is grateful he was able to pay a handful of days there and he is trying forward to continued the positive relationship."

On his come back from his foreign trip on Wed, Kerry are going to be passing on to President Barack Obama and vice chairman Joe Biden and therefore the White House all concerning his discussions in capital of India, Psaki said.

Kerry additionally met Special consultant to Pakistan Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs, Sartaj Aziz, on the sidelines of the Asean Regional Forum (ARF) in Negara Brunei Darussalam, Psaki said.

The two "highlighted the importance of the bilateral relationship Associate in Nursingd expressed the importance of continuing shut cooperation with Pakistan to facilitate an Afghan-led social process."

On the continuing bombings in Pakistan, she same U.S "stands with the folks of Pakistan in inculpative such senseless and vicious acts."

"We provide our deepest condolences to the families of these killed and want those eviscerate a speedy recovery," Psaki same paying attention of reports of diverse bombings over the weekend ensuing the loss of the many Pakistani lives.