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Others jealous of India-US ties, Modi top leader Trump wants to meet: Sergio Gor

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US Ambassador Sergio Gor highlights the strength of the India-US partnership, pointing to close defence, trade and diplomatic ties and more high-level engagement between New Delhi and Washington.

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US Ambassador Sergio Gor stated that India-US relations are steadily strengthening. He claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would be at the top of President Trump's list of approximately 35 leaders to meet. Gor cited the growing cooperation in the Quad, defense, trade, and investment.

US Ambassador to India, Sergio Gore, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi is at the top of the list of world leaders who want to meet US President Donald Trump. Speaking on the friendship between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Trump, Gore said, “35 world leaders are coming to meet Trump and ask him who he would like to see first. Prime Minister Modi will be at the top of the list,” he said. It has become a talking point on a global …

New Delhi: US Ambassador Sergio Gore has said in an exclusive interview that Prime Minister Modi will be at the top of the list of 35 people that US President Donald Trump needs to meet. Sergio Gore has been making statements in favor of India. Sergio Gore, who visited Kashmir a few days ago, said that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India. This was a statement that gave a big blow to Pakistan. The American position so far was that Jamm…

US Ambassador Sergio Gor has issued a statement on India-US relations. He praised the growing partnership between the two countries in the areas of defense, trade, and diplomacy. He also made important remarks about the relationship between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Donald Trump.

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