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One former U.S. President said, "The bold enterprises are the successful ones."
The United States and India enjoy an enduring and prosperous trade relationship, one based on mutual boldness and success. The United States is India's largest trading partner. Bilateral trade remains around $32 billion. Total U.S. direct investment in India is more than $9 billion, and India's domestic economic growth remains at about 9% per annum.
South India has been a key player in the global IT revolution. Companies in the Bangalore area are some of the most innovative in the world, with strong ties to the U.S. economy.
This section of our website offers information about U.S. consular and visa services for businesses in and around Bangalore, along with resources on U.S. trade policy, environmental protection laws, and scientific and technical advances.
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