MUMBAI: US President Barack Obama announced Saturday ten billion dollars in trade deals with India to creates 50,000 US jobs,
and said Washington and New Delhi stood (united) in their fight against terrorist.
The discussion is related to many issues including some bilateral issues as well. Barack Obama left for Hyderabad house soon after
a ceremonial reception at Rashtrapati Bhawan. The talks between them would be followed by some delegation level talks.
“As we look to India today, the United States sees an opportunity to sell our exports in one of the fastest growing markets in the world,
” he told an audience of US and Indian businessmen.

“For America this is a jobs’ fair. As we recover from this recession we are determined to rebuilds our economy on a stronger foundation for growth,
” he added.

His speech was clearly aimed not only at India, but at voters in the United States who punished Obama’s Democratic Party in midterm elections on
Tuesday, in a cry of anguish over the job starved economic recovery.

The commercial agreements included a 7.7 billion dollars contract for Boeing to supply 30 of its 737 aircraft to India’s Spice Airlines.

“Today’s deals will leads to more than 50,000 jobs in the United States—everything from hi-tech jobs in southern California to manufacturing jobs in Ohio,”
Obama said.
A lot of issues will be discussed by Obama which are related to terrorist issues and hopefully strong steps will be taken to stop further attacks and trouble.
“The United States stands in solidarity with all of Mumbai and all of India in working to eradicate the scourge of terrorism,” Obama wrote in the condolence book at a memorial to the victims.

“We visit here to send a very clear message that in our determination to give our people a future of security and prosperity, the United States and India stand united,” Obama said after meeting survivors at the hotel.