'US committed to NSG waiver to India' - Times of India

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NEW DELHI: Outgoing US ambassador to India Timothy Roemer reiterated that the US remains committed to the 2008 NSG waiver to India for carrying out nuclear commerce. Doubts were raised over the NSG waiver, which allows sale of enrichment and reprocessing (ENR) technology to India, as the group recently decided to ban transfer of ENR to countries which had not signed the NPT.

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NEW DELHI: Outgoing US ambassador to India Timothy Roemer reiterated that the US remains committed to the 2008 NSG waiver to India for carrying out nuclear commerce. Doubts were raised over the NSG waiver, which allows sale of enrichment and reprocessing (ENR) technology to India, as the group recently decided to ban transfer of ENR to countries which had not signed the NPT. "Having come from the White House and Washington DC recently, I would like to say the White House and Obama administration strongly and vehemently support the clean waiver for India," Roemer said while interacting with reporters at India Gate where he made his farewell speech. NEW DELHI: Outgoing US ambassador to India Timothy Roemer reiterated that the US remains committed to the 2008 NSG waiver to India for carrying out nuclear commerce. Doubts were raised over the NSG waiver, which allows sale of enrichment and reprocessing (ENR) technology to India, as the group recently decided to ban transfer of ENR to countries which had not signed the NPT. "Having come from the White House and Washington DC recently, I would like to say the White House and Obama administration strongly and vehemently support the clean waiver for India," Roemer said while interacting with reporters at India Gate where he made his farewell speech. "Secondly, the 123 civil nuclear legislation also underscores our support for India in this debate that is going on. Thirdly, our law clearly points out to clean waiver for India. So the President firmly supports it, the 123 agreement firmly supports it and our law firmly commits us to it," he added. He expressed hope that the 2006 India-US civil nuclear deal will move forward positively with New Delhi's willingness to ratify the Convention on Supplementary Compensation (CSC) for nuclear damage.

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