Modi-Trump Meeting: Key Highlights from F-35 Jets to Boosting US-India Trade

The 2 leaders held discussions on huge-ranging issues, ranging from toning up the defense framework between nations and also boosting ties in fields like energy, trade, and greater. 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held bilateral talks with US President Donald Trump in Washington DC on Friday and mentioned the deepening of India-US partnership throughout diverse segments even as also declaring their faith within the atomic energy. 

The 2 leaders held discussions on huge-ranging issues, ranging from toning up the defense framework between nations and also boosting ties in fields like energy, trade, and greater. 

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As the 2 leaders met and exchanged pleasantries, their warm hug stole the limelight. Trump described PM Modi as a ‘ first rate buddy’ and also stated, “We overlooked you, we overlooked you loads” even as embracing him. 

Underneath are the important thing takeaways from PM Modi-US Prez meeting: 

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Civil Nuclear settlement and a renewed push for ‘making greater atomic reactions’ in India changed into a number of the most distinguished timetables on the table, as the 2 leaders mentioned approaches to enhance cooperation in the energy area. 

They agreed to work together on US-designed nuclear reactions in India ‘ through large-scale localization and viable technology switch’. 

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Their joint assertion examines, “ each aspect welcomed the latest finances assertion via government of India to take in amendments to the Atomic energy Act and the Civil legal responsibility for Nuclear Damage Act (CLNDA) for nuclear reactors, and in addition determined to set up bilateral preparations by CLNDA, that could cope with the difficulty of civil legal responsibility and facilitate the collaboration of Indian and US enterprise within the manufacturing and deployment of nuclear reactors,” the assertion examine. 

Doubling bilateral trade via $500 billion the 2 leaders vowed to double the bilateral trade to $500 billion via 2030. speak to journalists after the bilateral meet, PM Modi stated, “We have ... set ourselves the goal of greater than doubling our bilateral trade to achieve $500 billion via 2030. 

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Our teams will work on concluding very soon, a mutually useful trade settlement.” Stepping up the navy trade, along with F-35 jets Trump announced that the U.S. will boost navy income to India via billions of dollars in the near future, along with the supply of F-35 fighter jets. This will deliver India at par with NATO allies, as best those select international locations enjoy the privilege of purchasing F-35 stealth opponents. 

The best other nations who've been bypassed of ‘ regulations’ are Israel and Japan. “ we can be increasing navy income to India via many billions of dollars. We are also paving the way to offer India with the F-35 stealth opponents ultimately,” Trump stated. Coming together of MIGA and MAGA MIGA changed into the new acronym coined during PM Modi-Trump meet and is certain to reverberate in days to return. 

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At the lines of Donald Trump’s signature campaign slogan, ‘Make America First Rate Once More’, PM Modi shared his imagination and prescient of the Viksit Bharat and also pitched it as 'MIGA' (Make India First Rate Once More) in an American context. "President Trump frequently talks about MAGA. 

In India, we're working toward a Viksit Bharat, which in the American context interprets into MIGA. And together, the India- United States of America have a MEGA partnership for prosperity," PM Modi stated in a post on X. Russia-Ukraine battle high Minister Narendra Modi welcomed the efforts of the U.S. toward resolving the armed warfare between Russia and Ukraine and also reiterated India's position that the battle must be resolved at the negotiating table. 

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He also rejected the notion of ‘India being neutral’ and stated that India has taken a stand and this is toward peace. " I've met the leaders of each international location. Many people are in a misconception that India is neutral, but I want to reiterate that India is not neutral; we're on an aspect, and this is peace," PM Modi stated in a joint presser. Settlement on IMEC Trump stated that India and the US might work together to construct the India-centered East-Europe Monetary Corridor (IMEC), described as ‘ one of the finest trade routes’. 

He stated that the direction would operate from Israel to Italy and onward to us. “We agreed to work together to assist construct one of the finest trade routes in all of history. It'll run from India to Israel to Italy and onward to us. A lot of money is going to be spent and we have already spent a few but we are going to be spending loads greater," stated the US president.
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