President Trump has confirmed with the White House officials to invite Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi next week to the White House for visiting.
Modi travels to Washington DC for a two -day visit. The invitation will come a few days after a recent phone between the two leaders.
The “Producer Call” has expanded the US and India's cooperation on many global issues, including security in the Indian Pacific, Middle East, and Europe.
On the phone, White House stated in a statement that Trump emphasized the importance of “India increasing the procurement of US -made security equipment and moving towards a fair two -country trading relationship.”
“He will come to the White House in February next month. Trump told the reporters in the Air Force 1 in January.
Visit confirmation is followed by the news that a U.S. military airplane with at least 100 immigrants in India has landed in India on Wednesday.
According to the Pentagon, the Air Force C-17 airplane landed at around 3:30 am in Amuritosal in India. India has previously said that all Indians who have entered the United States will be repatriated.
Trump will also be visiting because Brazil, India, Russia, China and South Africa are increasingly threatening.
Quad Alliance, including the United States, India, Australia, and Japan, is a block formed in the Indian Pacific to compete with China's influence, and is expected to appear in talks among two leaders. India will hold the Quad Leader Summit in 2025.
The Indian Prime Minister, which was re -elected last year, but has greatly reduced the power in Congress, share a warm relationship with Trump. Trump attended a large -scale rally with Modi in Houston in 2019 and visited India in February 2020. There, thousands of leaders talked about two leaders on Amedabad.
Trump used to describe Modi as a “illusion” and describes India as a “great abuse” of trade. In his first term, the 2019 Trump administration canceled special trade privileges with India and responded that India had its own tariffs on more than 200 US products.
Former President Biden hosted Modi for dinner in state in 2023, and signed by more than 70 Democrats in Congress. letter We encourage Biden to discuss human rights and democracy during the visit.
