You Are Great: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has successfully concluded his official visit to the United States, making significant strides in enhancing the India-U.S. special relationship. The Prime Minister held productive discussions with President Donald Trump, covering critical sectors such as energy, technology, trade, artificial intelligence, and space.
Following the conclusion of his visit, PM Modi took to X to share key highlights from the trip, reflecting on the successful engagements and the deepening ties between the two nations. His message emphasized the warm welcome and productive talks, showcasing the positive outcomes of his visit.
During his time in Washington D.C., PM Modi met with President Trump at the White House, marking their first meeting since Trump’s return to office for his second term. The two leaders greeted each other with a warm hug, with President Trump expressing, “We missed you a lot,” highlighting the personal rapport between them.
In a gesture of goodwill, President Trump presented PM Modi with his book, Our Journey Together, inscribed with a heartfelt message: “Mr. Prime Minister, You Are Great,” praising Modi’s leadership and his global influence.
The bilateral meeting at the Oval Office was followed by a dinner, where President Trump took a personal gesture of pulling out a chair for PM Modi, further symbolizing their strong bond. Trump also commended India’s leadership, stating, “He’s doing really a great job in India. Everybody talks about him. He’s a fantastic leader.”
PM Modi’s visit follows his successful engagements in France, where he co-chaired the Artificial Intelligence Action Summit. Upon his arrival in Washington D.C., the Prime Minister became the fourth foreign leader to meet President Trump since his inauguration, underscoring the growing importance of the India-U.S. relationship.
At a joint press conference, both leaders expressed their commitment to enhancing cooperation across various fields. They agreed to bolster collaboration in energy, technology, and AI, emphasizing the strong, strategic partnership between the world’s oldest and largest democracies.
