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Trump says he will attend G7 summit in France
Trump will leave a White House UFC event for the G7, where he may meet Narendra Modi and other world leaders after weeks of trade tensions.
- President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social he will travel to Évian-les-Bains, France, for the G7 Summit June 15–17, departing immediately after UFC World Championship Fights at the White House on June 14.
- French Foreign Ministry confirmed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's participation following discussions with Indian officials, highlighting India's contribution to addressing global macroeconomic imbalances and international partnerships at the Summit.
- This Summit marks Trump's first face-to-face gathering with world leaders since the Middle East conflict began, providing a platform for discussions on supply-chain decoupling and broader geopolitical issues among the Group of 7 nations.
- Foreign issues expert Robinder Sachdev noted that trade tensions between India and American officials over tariffs and Russian oil purchases have strained relations, though a pull-aside meeting could foster "better sense of mutual understanding."
- Modi and Trump have maintained contact through telephonic conversations since their last meeting in February last year, despite absence of official Indian confirmation; the Summit offers opportunity to strengthen bilateral ties.
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A Modi-Trump meeting on the cards? US President confirms participation at G7 Summit in France
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump are expected to meet during the G7 Summit in France this month after the latter confirmed his participation in the event. Trump, who announced his participation via social media post, said he will depart for France immediately after attending a UFC event at the White House on June 14. "I'll be going to the G7, in France, immediately following what will be one of the Most Entertaining Nig…
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