Historic Meeting Strengthens India-US Ties: Modi and Biden Pledge Enhanced Cooperation
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met US President Joe Biden in Greenville, Delaware, marking a significant moment in India-US relations. The two leaders discussed regional and global issues and explored new avenues of cooperation. Modi will also attend the Quad Summit and other prominent engagements during his US visit.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi had a landmark meeting with US President Joe Biden in Greenville, Delaware on Saturday. The leaders hailed the growing strength and dynamism of the India-US partnership.
Biden warmly welcomed Modi, and led him into his residence for substantive talks. Modi described the discussions as 'extremely fruitful' and focused on regional and global issues, including the Indo-Pacific region.
The meeting coincided with the Quad Summit, where leaders from the US, Australia, Japan, and India discussed strategies for fostering peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific and beyond. Modi is scheduled for multiple engagements, including interactions with the Indian diaspora and business leaders.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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