New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will begin a five-day visit to the United States from 22-26 September, Harsh Variancastial Secretary Vardhan Shringla announced on Monday.
Providing a wide travel plan, Shringla said the Prime Minister would meet US President Joe Biden for bilateral talks on September 24.
Shringla said that PM Modi and Biden are expected to discuss how to increase trade and investment bonds, strengthen defense and security collaboration.
, increase clean energy partnerships including problems.
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Biden will also meet separately with Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, he said.
“The meeting will also display regional security situations today after developments in Afghanistan.
We will discuss the need to stem radicalization, extremism, cross-boundary terrorism & demolition of global terror network,” he said during a media briefing.
He said that Modi will also meet with US Vice President Kamal Harris for their first formal interaction.
Shringla said that PM Modi will participate in the Global Covid-19 summit held by President Biden on September 22.
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He said the main elements of this visit would be the first direct meeting with the US President, the Quad leader summit who also involved Australian and Japanese Prime Minister and the address in the UN General Assembly (UNGA).