US Ambassador to India, Kenneth Juster bid farewell to India in his final tweet as ambassador on Wednesday.
Juster's departure comes as Joe Biden has taken over as the 46th President of the United States.
Donald Trump had on September 5, 2017 nominated Juster to become the 25th U.S. Ambassador to India.
He played a major role making U.S. co-sponsorship of the Global Entrepreneurship Summit along with India. He was also instrumental in the continued expansion of trade and investment between the United States and India and the launch of the Strategic Energy Partnership between the two countries.
The Two-Plus-Two Ministerial Dialogue between the two country's Foreign and Defense Ministers in Sep. 2018, which included the signing of the landmark Communications Compatibility and Security Agreement (COMCASA) was done under Juster.
Juster gave a widely acclaimed policy address in January 2018, which set out a vision for a durable U.S.-India strategic partnership.
This is my final tweet as the U.S. Ambassador to India. My tweets from this account will now be archived. However, please continue to follow this account and @USAndIndia for more on the U.S.-India relationship. Farewell India, until we meet again!
— U.S. Ambassador to India (@USAmbIndia) January 20, 2021
"This is my final tweet as the US Ambassador to India. My tweets from this account will now be archived. However, please continue to follow this account and @USAndIndiafor more on the US-India relationship. Farewell India, until we meet again!" he tweeted.
Juster also informed about a new Twitter handle for more updates on the US-India relationship.
