Washington, February 20: President Barack Obama is "most likely" to visit India, which he considers an "indispensable" partner of the US, later this year, a top official of the Administration has said.
India is on top of the agenda of the Obama Administration, which is reflected in the very fact that the President invited Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for his presidency's first State Visit in November last year, Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia, Robert Blake, said.
"President Obama has further underscored the importance of India to the United States by promising to make a reciprocal visit to India, most likely later this year," Blake said addressing the Chicago Council on Global Affairs yesterday.
However, he did not announce any dates for the visit.
Blake reminded the audience that the US President considers India an indispensable partner of the US.
--Agencies
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