PM Modi and Trump hold first telephonic talks since Russia sanctions law; discuss trade, defence
- On Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a phone conversation with President Donald Trump to discuss the state of bilateral cooperation between their nations.
- During the call, Modi reviewed bilateral cooperation in trade, defence, energy, and critical technologies with the United States, which form the foundation of their ongoing relationship.
- Modi and President Trump exchanged perspectives on pressing regional and national issues while discussing ideas to advance global peace and security.
- President Trump and the Prime Minister agreed to maintain close engagement to strengthen the Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership between their nations.
- Modi publicly confirmed the productive conversation in a post, emphasizing the importance of high-level discussions in maintaining bilateral momentum.
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PM Modi, President Trump hold “productive” telephone conversation; discuss cooperation across trade, defence, energy, critical technologies - The Tribune
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a telephone conversation with US President Donald Trump on Wednesday and the two leaders reviewed progress in bilateral cooperation across sectors such as trade, defence, energy and critical technologies.
PM Narendra Modi Speaks to Donald Trump, Reviews India-US Trade, Defence and Energy Ties | 📰 LatestLY
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday held a telephone conversation with US President Donald Trump, during which the two leaders reviewed India-US cooperation in trade, defence, energy and critical technologies. Modi said the discussion was “productive” and that both sides agreed to maintain close engagement to advance the Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership. 📰 PM Narendra Modi Speaks to Donald Trump, Reviews India-US Trade, Defence …
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Sada El baladPhone talks come as two sides negotiate trade deal amid New Delhi's concerns over US sanctions act on Russia
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