The US is set to host an Indian delegation later this month to discuss a bilateral trade deal that was agreed upon in February, with a target of achieving $500 billion in bilateral trade. US Ambassador to India, Sergei Gor, made the announcement following a productive meeting with US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer. The discussions aim to enhance market access and strengthen supply chain resilience through an interim trade agreement framework. Gor's visit included meetings with various US officials, including Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau, focusing on commercial diplomacy and cooperation in sectors like artificial intelligence and critical minerals. The Indian delegation's visit follows the recent launch of the India-US Trade Facilitation Portal, which is part of ongoing efforts to deepen economic ties between the two nations.