The US Democratic administration has started joint development of jet aircraft and advanced semiconductor artificial intelligence (AI) by making India into an Asian military equipment cooperation system.
Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and his Indian partner Ajit Doval launched a US-India initiative on critical and emerging technologies with senior officials from both countries at the White House on Monday, Reuters reported.
"This is another big foundational part of our overall strategy to put the entire democratic world of the Indo-Pacific in a strong position," Sullivan said. In the two leaders' strategy, creating a deeper ecosystem between the United States and India is our strategic, economic, and technological “The larger challenges posed by China—its economic practices, its aggressive military moves, its efforts to dominate future industries and control its future supply chains—have profoundly influenced Delhi’s thinking. "he told Reuters.
Reuters said the new initiative between India and the White House also includes joint efforts on space and high-performance quantum computing.
US aerospace energy company General Electric (GE) has requested a joint production permit from the US government to work with India to produce aviation jet engines to operate and power the aircraft it produces, Reuters said.
India continues to participate in joint military exercises with Russia and has increased its purchases of crude oil as Russia's main source of funding and refused to pay in dollars, contrary to Russia's ban on oil imports led by the United States in the Ukraine war.
India, a member of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF), which was strengthened by the US Biden administration as a containment of China, refused to control this trade.
The Biden administration launched the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) as a project on supply chains, clean energy, and anti-corruption in Asia, and Korea agreed with the US Indo-Pacific Strategy.
Air India is trying to revive the airline and compete with bigger rivals, including US Boeing and engine suppliers General Electric and CFM International, industry sources told Reuters on Sunday.
Tata Group, which acquired Air India, said it would order 190 Boeing 737 MAX cooperative aircraft, 20 Boeing 787 aircraft and 10 Boeing 777X aircraft from the former national carrier system.
Reuters said on December 11 last year Air India closed a deal for about 500 jets. The order includes up to 400 cooperative jets, including dozens of Airbus A350s and Boeing 787s and 777s, and more than 100 widebody, with options included. It could exceed $100 billion, and is the largest ever for a single airline in terms of volume, surpassing American Airlines' combined orders of 460 Airbus and Boeing jets a decade ago.
Air India's orders later appeared to be around 235 Airbus jets and around 40 Airbus A350 wide-body aircraft.
American Boeing CEO Stanley Deal and GE and CFM executives began negotiations on the deal in Delhi, India on the 27th.
In India, low-cost airline Indigo has been in charge of domestic flights, and most of the overseas passenger traffic has been operated by UAE Airways and Qatar Airways in the Middle East.
Airbus in Europe was scheduled to sell to Russian airline Aeroflot before the war in Ukraine, but seems to have diverted its production A350 slot to India due to war sanctions.
China tested its first C919 jet airliner as the world's first Chinese-made narrow-body (164-seat) jet on December 9 last year by building its own aviation industry.
After a 10-year production period, the C919 was delivered to the China Eastern Airlines launch in Shanghai that day and took off for a 15-minute flight.
Xinhua reported that Airbus' rival planes, the A320 and Boeing 737 MAX single-aisle jet families, are "expected to make their first commercial flights in the spring of next year."
The Commercial Aviation Corporation of China (COMAC) said it expects to produce about 25 C919s per year by 2030.
India's large order came shortly after Tata announced a merger between Vistara, its joint venture with Singapore Airlines, and Air India, which would give Tata a fleet of 218 aircraft.
Founded by JRD Tata in 1932, Air India was nationalized in 1953, but Tata regained control in January and began aggressive management thereafter.
"It reflects India's large overseas diaspora and its strategy to recapture a solid share in travel between cities such as Delhi and Mumbai dominated by foreign rivals such as Emirates," said Reuters. By gaining share, it will begin the battle on two fronts with IndiGo, and the 500 jets to be delivered over the next decade will be Narendra's attempt to expand and displace aircraft in the world's fastest-growing air travel market while expanding its $5 trillion economy. It will contribute to Prime Minister Modi's goals," he said.
President Yoon Seok-yeol said at a joint press conference at the Korea-US Summit on May 21 last year, “Even countries that do not share the universal values of freedom, human rights, and democracy are not necessarily excluded from the perspective of world peace, but I hope they come within the rules of these universal values.” I look forward to it” and ordered China to participate in the IPEP, saying, “Come into the rules of freedom, human rights and universal values.”
Foreign Minister Park Jin appeared on KBS 9:00 News that day and said, “All 13 countries belonging to the IPEF have some form of economic or trade relationship with China. “Korea can play a role in inducing people to participate in such norms and order,” he said.
“Secretary Raymondo thanked the ROK for its support and strong partnership for the launch of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF), and continued cooperation with the Korean government on IPEF,” said Foreign Minister Jin Park. "Secretary Raymondo also expressed interest in continuing cooperation with the Korean government on export controls in response to Russia's illegal invasion of Ukraine," he said.
<Foreign Minister Jin Park’s ‘Inducement to China’s Participation in IPEF’ Director Wang Yi’s ‘Puppet’, dated May 23, 2022. US-Japan ‘Advanced Semiconductor Factory Construction’ vs Korea-US ‘IPEF Support Cooperation’, see June 11>
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