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The reporting agrees that Gor presented the U.S. as open to Indian space startups and tied that message to wider space and economic cooperation.
US Ambassador Sergio Gor said Indian space startups are welcome in the U.S. market.
He said American investors are watching the sector.
Gor spoke at the Bengaluru Space Expo 2026.
He highlighted NASA's invitation to ISRO for the Moon base program.
He emphasized co-creation in space exploration.
He also noted discussions on economic ties and supply chains between the two nations.
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The reporting agrees that Gor presented the U.S. as open to Indian space startups and tied that message to wider space and economic cooperation.
What remains open is how much investor interest will translate into concrete activity, since the coverage only reports that investors are watching the sector.
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US Ambassador Sergio Gor said the United States is open to Indian space startups. He added that American investors are watching the sector. The remarks also linked space cooperation to NASA's invitation to ISRO for the Moon base program and to broader economic ties.
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US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor stated that the United States welcomes Indian space startups and American investors are monitoring the sector. Speaking at the Bengaluru Space Expo 2026, Gor highlighted NASA's invitation to ISRO for the Moon base program and emphasized co-creation in space exploration. He also noted discussions on expanding economic ties and strengthening supply chains between the two nations.