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Few days ago officials in India and the United States have worked hard and long to make Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s first visit to the White House during the Trump presidency a success.
Ahead of their first meeting , US President Donald J Trump has received detailed briefings on India and relations between the two countries including the growing defence cooperation.
In this relationship, in both countries, increased productivity, growth, job creation, and breakthrough technologies — an engagement towards all these are, and will remain, strong drivers of our cooperation, and will give further momentum to our relationship.
We consider the USA as our primary partner for India’s social and economic transformation in all our flagship programs and schemes. I am sure that the convergence between my vision for a “new India and President Trump’s vision for “making America great again” will add new dimensions to our cooperation.
But recently in an unexpected way, US President DonaldTrump praised India for being the world’s biggest democracy system and furthermore to achieve exceptional development.
Then US President Donald Trump praises on Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi for effectively uniting the nation’s kin as one. The Business Tycoon-turned-President opined the development in Indian economy has been making part of chances for the middle class.
In a burrow at China, US President DonaldTrump pummeled the trade practices of the World’s most crowded country refering to they cost the employments of Americans. US President Donald Trump kept up that America would never again blind eye to trade mishandle.
Donald Trump made these remarks amid his address at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit of Chief Executives in Vietnam. The remarks made by Trump mirror the sort of relations between US-India and US-China. While US considers India as a good friend, The Super Power considers China to be its competitor.