It will further strengthen the India-US friendship

It will further strengthen the India-US friendship: Modi-Biden message in face-to-face meetings.

The meeting of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi with US President Joe Biden has come to an end.

After the meeting, both Modi and Biden delivered a message to strengthen further India-US relations (Narendra Modi meets Joe Biden at the White House).

It is the first face-to-face meeting between the two since Biden took office as US president.

Read more: Kashmir and Ladakh will remain an undivided part of India: India in UN.

During her three-day visit to the United States, the Prime Minister of India called the president at the White House “Today’s meeting is crucial.”

Modi told Joe Biden at the White House, “We meet in the early third decade of this century. His leadership will play an important role in determining the direction this decade will take. The seeds of a stronger friendship between India and the United States have been sown.”

At the same time, Modi said that he was happy with the way Indians were playing an essential role in America’s progress.

In response, Modi (Narendra Modi) said: ‘I had the opportunity to speak with you in 2014 and 2016. You declared your plan for the relations between India and the United States.

As President of the United States (Joe Biden), you are pursuing that idea. Narendra Modi stated that trade between the two countries would also play an essential role in improving the bilateral relations between India and the United States.

In his opening speech to the meeting with Narendra Modi, Joe Biden also said that he was about to start a new chapter in the two countries. “I’ve known you for a long time,” he said.

Also, read: The Quad leaders will get together at the White House today amid shared China worries.

Indeed, he added, “I am pleased that you are back in the White House. You are aware of the history of our two countries. Our relationship has always been perfect.”

Biden added: “we must strengthen the relations between India and the United States.

We need to work together to control extremes, climate change, and make India and the Pacific more secure.”

After meeting with the US President, Narendra Modi will also attend a quad summit with the Prime Ministers of India, the US, Japan, and Australia started by Joe Biden.

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Sugao will also attend the conference.

The summit’s main objective is to increase cooperation between India and the Pacific region and boost Chinese dominance.