U.S. Vice President Vance said a shared future is now visible and parties can work together to advance peace and prosperity.

U.S. Vice President JD Vance has emphasized the potential for collaboration between nations to foster peace and prosperity, highlighting shared economic and strategic interests as a foundation for future cooperation. Speaking at the American Dynamism Summit, Vance underscored the importance of innovation and industrial growth in strengthening both national security and workforce stability, noting that technological advancement should enhance, rather than replace, labor value.

In a separate address in India, Vance reiterated the administration’s commitment to building a balanced and fair global trade system, emphasizing the mutual benefits of deepening economic ties between the U.S. and India. He highlighted progress on a bilateral trade agreement aimed at expanding commerce and creating jobs, with both nations seeking to double their trade volume to $500 billion by the end of the decade.

Vance also addressed concerns about the impact of artificial intelligence and automation on employment, arguing that historical patterns show innovation tends to increase productivity and wages over time. He cited examples such as the ATM’s role in transforming banking jobs and the broader economic benefits of industrial innovation.

The vice president’s remarks reflect a broader administration strategy focused on revitalizing domestic manufacturing, reducing regulatory burdens, and promoting energy independence as key pillars of economic resilience. These efforts, he argued, are essential to countering global competition and ensuring long-term prosperity for American workers and their international partners.