US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer is visiting India this week for trade discussions with India’s Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal, according to multiple reports. The talks come after earlier negotiator-level discussions on the proposed trade pact held in New Delhi from June 2 to 4. During Greer’s visit, officials are expected to work through the remaining elements of the bilateral trade negotiations. Reports indicate the agenda includes follow-up on a United States–India Joint Statement and an interim agreement that forms part of the broader negotiations. Swarajya reports that Greer’s visit is scheduled for June 23–24 and characterizes the meetings as covering “final touches” to the India-US trade deal. Mint also reports that the discussions focus on the Joint Statement and the interim agreement, reflecting an effort to advance the process beyond the earlier negotiator talks. Business Line similarly places the meeting between Greer and Goyal shortly after the June 2–4 round. The sources agree that the meetings are intended to progress the India-US trade framework through high-level discussions in New Delhi.