- US President Donald Trump stated that India and the US are very close to finalizing a trade deal, following a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the sidelines of the G7 summit.
- Trump also said that the two countries were "very close to a trade deal."
- The accord has been under negotiations for more than a year.
- "We are very close" to a deal, he said.
- Trump described it as "a great relationship" and added that formal treaty obligations were not necessary to underscore its support.
- Trump also said he will be going to India sometime in the future but did not specify when.
US President Donald Trump stated that India and the US are 'very close' to finalizing a trade deal after meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the G7 summit.1
The negotiations for the accord have been ongoing for over a year, with Trump emphasizing the strength of the relationship between the two nations.
He remarked, "We are very close" to a deal, highlighting the importance of the partnership without the need for formal treaty obligations.4
Trump also expressed his commitment to support India, stating, "If they're attacked and he's the leader, we're going to be there to help."
Additionally, he mentioned plans to visit India in the future, although he did not provide a specific timeline for the trip.
This meeting at the G7 summit marks a significant step in the ongoing discussions aimed at enhancing trade relations between the two countries.
“US President Donald Trump emphasized that India and the US are 'very close' to finalizing a trade deal. This follows a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with negotiations ongoing for over a year.”
