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Singh to visit US Sept 25

by Staff Writers
 Washington (AFP) Sept 11, 2008
 US President George W. Bush will welcome Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Septembre 25 for talks on bilateral relations including a nuclear cooperation deal, the White House said Thursday.

Singh's visit will "strengthen the strategic partnership and build upon our progress in other areas of cooperation, such as agriculture, education, trade, and defense," Bush spokeswoman Dana Perino said in a statement.

Perino's comments came a day after the White House submitted the civilian nuclear cooperation pact to the US Senate for ratification.

"The president looks forward to working with Congress to ensure passage on the agreement this year," the spokeswoman said.

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