FMC Launches Congressional Study Group On India
FMC is thrilled to announce the creation of our newest Study Group, the Congressional Study Group on India (CSGI). CSGI was created in order to study the importance of the U.S.-India relationship and build stronger bridges between our two nations. We’re also proud to share that the Study Group will be led by Co-Chairs Rep. Deborah Ross (D-NC) and Rep. Rob Wittman (R-VA). CSGI will join FMC’s four other Study Groups on Europe, Germany, Japan, and Korea. The creation of CSGI has been many years in the making, and was made possible through the support of Roundglass Foundation. We look forward to growing CSGI and strengthening our friendship with our legislative counterparts overseas!
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