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Indian Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, met U.S. President Barack Obama in Bali, Indonesia on Friday (November 18) on the sidelines of the 19th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit.
This was the first meeting between the two leaders since Obama's trip to India last November.
Singh said the U.S. and India had made progress in every area including civil nuclear co-operation, since Obama's visit.
The U.S. agreed to the civil nuclear deal with India in 2008, but its implementation was delayed because of apprehension among U.S. companies over the liability aspect.
The two also talked about strengthening the strategic ties that were put in place during the U.S. President's visit to India.
Currently, India is 12th largest trading partner of United States, with bilateral trade of around 50 billion US dollars.
