PM Modi Says He Looks Forward to Speaking with President Trump

New Delhi, Sep 10: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has welcomed recent positive signals in trade discussions with the United States and said he looks forward to speaking with US President Donald Trump. Modi described ties between India and the US as those between close friends and natural partners, and expressed optimism that ongoing negotiations will unlock the partnership’s full potential.

Positive Signals in Trade Talks

Modi’s remarks came after President Trump publicly expressed confidence that trade talks between the two countries would reach a successful outcome. Reacting on social media platform X, the Prime Minister said both nations are working to conclude discussions quickly and to build a brighter, more prosperous future for their people.

From Strain to Thaw

The exchange of conciliatory comments follows a period of tensions triggered by the US decision to impose high tariffs on certain Indian imports. In recent weeks, however, relations have shown signs of improvement — with leaders on both sides using constructive language to advance talks and repair strains.

What Leaders Said

Modi said he is “looking forward to speaking with President Trump” and underlined the mutual desire to deepen cooperation. President Trump had earlier indicated on public platforms that he anticipates a smooth conclusion to the negotiations and spoke warmly of his rapport with Modi.

Why It Matters

Successful trade talks could remove uncertainty in commercial ties, open new market access for exporters on both sides, and pave the way for stronger strategic and economic collaboration. Observers say a positive outcome would be a timely boost for bilateral relations and could catalyse investments and jobs across sectors.

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Source: Daily Excelsior (Read original)

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