Washington:
US President Donald J. Trump called Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss bilateral relations between the United States and India.
On the occasion, the two leaders discussed in detail the global issues and the region’s situation, including security issues in Indo -Pacific, the Middle East and Europe.
According to a White House statement, President Trump proposed to increase the purchase of US -made security equipment from India and emphasized that the two countries should move forward with bilateral trade relations in a fair direction.
The two leaders also discussed that Prime Minister Modi’s visit to the White House would be a sign of strengthening strategic relations between the two countries.
On this occasion, he reaffirmed his commitment to further strengthen the quad partnership in Indo -Pacific.
This year, India will host Quad leaders for the first time, which further highlights the importance of relations between the two countries.
