Washington: The premiere bilateral meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Joe Biden on September 24 will allow the relationship between the two countries from strength to strength while helping to strengthen and give momentum to a White House official, a White House official.
Biden will host Modi in the White House for their first bilateral meeting on September 24.
Then on that day, Biden would host the first quad leader in the White House with Modi, Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga and Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
Both Biden and PM Modi have spoken virtually on several occasions after the former, a Democrat, became US president in January.
The last telephone conversation between Modi’s Prime Minister and President Biden took place on April 26.
“Leaders will be focused on strengthening the in-depth bond between their people and sharing democratic values ​​that have supported special bonds between the United States and India for more than seven decades,” White House officials told PTI.
“The Biden-Harris government has increased our partnership with India by working together to uphold the free and open Indo-Pacific efforts to end the Covid-19 pandemic, and take common actions to overcome the climate crisis,” said the official.
Overcoming the previous press conference, a senior administrative official said the Biden-Modi meeting would be an opportunity to switch from strength to strength, from the perspective of partnership with India.
It can be done by working together to uphold Indo-Pacific which is free and open, by taking steps to contribute to global solutions for Covid-19 pandemic and by taking joint action to overcome the climate crisis, the official said.
“So, bilateral discussions between the US and India will help strengthen and provide momentum for Quad discussions because many topics are very interrelated,” the official said.
“In addition, in a bilateral meeting with the Prime Minister Modi, the two leaders will have the opportunity to talk about counter-terrorism, Afghanistan situation and how we can work together to fight terrorism, our same enemies, and about various regional problems and developments in Where we will have the opportunity to compare records, “said senior administrative officials.
The official noted that the relationship between the United States and India went deeper than the government’s relationship to the government.
“This is the relationship between the two people.
I think the Prime Minister Modi and President Biden want to talk about how to attract our countries even closer together basically every level of interaction between our society,” the official added.