President Trump and PM Modi
Trade Deal: US President Donald Trump’s surface has changed completely for India. In a statement made about the ongoing trade deal between the US and India, US President Donald Trump has described Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a ‘very intelligent person’ and his ‘very good friend’ and said that the talks going on between the US and India on the business start will bring very good results. Trump’s remarks came on the day of discussion on bilateral trade from Foreign Secretary Vikram Egypt’s US Deputy Foreign Minister Christopher Landau. During this discussion, the issue of reducing obstacles for balanced business relations was also included.
We always very good friends
Trump said at the White House on Friday, “Prime Minister Modi came here recently and we have always been very good friends.” His remarks came a few days before the US announcement of imposing a counter border on several countries including India on April 2. Trump said, “India is one of the highest charge countries in the world. It is ruthless, it is ruthless. He is very intelligent. He (Modi) is a very intelligent person and I am very good friends. Our conversation was very good. I think it will do a great job between India and our country.” Along with this, the American representative pointed to Prime Minister Modi, saying, “I want to say that you have a great Prime Minister.” Prime Minister Modi visited the US in February and had a bilateral discussion with Trump. During this time, both sides had announced a plan to interacted on the multi-regional bilateral trade agreement.
The matter continues between the two countries
Trump has already accused India of imposing very high customs duty. He has said that now America will also impose counter customs duty. Meanwhile, India’s Foreign Ministry has said that Egyptians and Landau discussed issues related to growing bilateral trade, defense and technology cooperation and movement and migration. US State Department spokesman Tami Bruce said the two officials discussed “ongoing efforts to reduce obstacles to obtain fair and balanced bilateral trade relations” and discussed strengthening cooperation in defense and technology. America’s assistant business representative Brendon Lynch is also on a tour of India at this time. He is interacting with Indian negotiaters regarding the outline and provisions of the proposed bilateral trade agreement (BTA).
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