Sergio Gor formally assumed his role as the 27th United States Ambassador to India on Wednesday, presenting his credentials to President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan in an official ceremony. The event marked the official start of his tenure in New Delhi, following his recent oath-taking at the US Embassy.
In his address, Ambassador Gor highlighted his commitment to strengthening the US-India partnership across multiple sectors, including defense, trade, technology, and critical minerals. “It is an honor to serve in India at a time of such promise and opportunity in the U.S.-India relationship,” he said, stressing the strategic importance of the bilateral ties between the world’s two largest democracies.
Gor also underscored the personal rapport between former US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, noting that “real friends can disagree but always resolve their differences.” He expressed confidence that this relationship would continue to drive cooperation between the two countries, both at governmental and people-to-people levels.
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Prior to his posting in India, Gor served as Assistant to the President and Director of Presidential Personnel at the White House. His career spans extensive experience in government and communications, including roles as Director of Outreach for Americans for Limited Government and Communications Director for congressional offices.
A graduate of The George Washington University, Gor holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and International Affairs. He has also been active in political and business circles, bringing a combination of strategic, diplomatic, and operational expertise to his new role.
With his appointment, Gor has pledged an ambitious agenda to deepen US-India cooperation, focusing on advancing shared priorities in defense, trade, and technological innovation, while further solidifying the bilateral relationship at the highest levels.
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