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Trump to Meet Modi During US Visit Amid 2024 Election Campaign

Trump to Meet Modi During US Visit Amid 2024 Election Campaign
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US (Washington Insider Magazine) —Former U.S. President Donald Trump announced that he will meet Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during Modi’s upcoming visit to the U.S. next week. Trump, the Republican nominee for the 2024 presidential election, shared this news while speaking at a campaign event in Flint, Michigan. He praised Modi as “fantastic,” yet also referred to India as a “very big abuser” in trade.

Trump’s Remarks on Modi and India

During the event, Trump described several world leaders, including Modi, as “fantastic,” noting their adeptness at negotiating with the U.S. However, he pointed out that countries like India and Brazil have been tough in trade relations, highlighting their ability to secure favorable deals at the expense of the U.S. Despite this, Trump maintained his positive personal rapport with Modi.

Trump’s Relationship with Modi

The bond between Trump and Modi dates back to Trump’s first term as president. Modi had organized a massive rally of 125,000 people to welcome Trump during his 2020 visit to India, reflecting their close diplomatic relationship. This upcoming meeting signals a continuation of their interaction, even as Trump faces a competitive race for the presidency against Democratic nominee Kamala Harris.

Modi’s US Agenda

Prime Minister Modi’s visit to the U.S. comes as he attends the Quad leaders’ summit, hosted by President Joe Biden. In addition, Modi is scheduled to speak at the United Nations General Assembly and meet with members of the Indian-American community. His interactions with U.S. leaders, including Trump, could further strengthen India-U.S. relations amid global shifts.

Conclusion

As Trump and Modi prepare to meet during the Indian Prime Minister’s U.S. visit, their ongoing rapport could play a key role in shaping future India-U.S. relations. Trump’s praise for Modi, alongside his criticism of India’s trade practices, reflects the complex balance of diplomacy as he navigates his presidential campaign.

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