克林頓說美印在反恐中聯合合作

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says the United States and India are united in fighting "violent extremist networks," and that the two nations are increasingly working together on homeland security comments came Tuesday in the capital, New Delhi, as she began two days of talks with Indian officials aimed at strengthening political and economic ton said the importance of confronting extremists was made even more clear after last week's triple bombings in India's financial hub, Mumbai, which killed 19 people and wounded more than 130 others.

She also stressed the need for stronger financial ties, calling for more open markets and increased sales of U.S. arms to India.

Clinton said the two sides need to resolve issues related to a 2008 civil nuclear cooperation deal, which could open up business opportunities for U.S. nuclear energy companies in met Tuesday with Indian National Security Advisor Shivshankar Menon, and is scheduled to hold talks with a range of other senior officials, including Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Congress Party chief Sonia Gandhi.美國國務卿希拉里.克林頓說，美國與印度在打擊“暴力極端組織”方面團結一致，兩國在國土安全問題的合作日趨加強。希拉里·克林頓星期二在印度首都新德里發表上述講話。她星期二開始與印度官員舉行兩天會談，目的在於加強政治和經濟關係。希拉里·克林頓說，上週印度金融中心孟買發生三起爆炸，因此打擊極端分子的重要性變得更加清晰。孟買爆炸造成19人死亡、至少130人受傷。

希拉里·克林頓還強調需要加強金融聯繫，呼籲進一步開放市場，增加美國對印度的軍售。希拉里·克林頓說，雙方需要解決與2008年民用核能合作協議有關的一些問題。此項協議可能爲美國的核能企業在印度開啓商機。希拉里·克林頓星期二會晤了印度國家安全顧問希夫尚卡爾·梅農。她星期二還計劃與其他高級官員舉行會談，包括總理辛格和國大黨主席索尼婭·甘地。