Nueva Delhi: In an important diplomatic commitment, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet today with the president of the United States, Donald Trump, marking one of the first high -level interactions of the Trump administration. The deputy of the Congress Shashi Tharoor emphasized the importance of this meeting, highlighting its strategic implications for the relationships of United India.
“It is quite significant that our prime minister is one of the first world leaders to meet President Trump. That is a good sign,” said Tharoor. “If I’m not mistaken, he is the fourth head of government to get to Washington, and the Trump administration does not even have a month of age. So this is something very significant.”
While the specific agenda of the conversations remains without revealing, Tharoor stressed key issues that India would probably prioritize. “There are commercial problems with Trump talking about tariffs. There are problems to do with the H-1B visas for legal immigration. There are problems on the way in which illegal immigrants were sent and treated very inhumanly. That will also have to approach. “
Tharoor also pointed out Global geopolitical concerns That could appear in discussions. “There may be some conversations, who knows, in Ukraine. PM Modi has been both in Ukraine and in Russia. President Trump took an initiative today with both countries. Therefore, there are many problems. It is difficult for us to sit here and guess What they could discuss.
Reflecting on the growing role of India in global alliances, Tharoor said: “There is, for example, the development of the quad that may arise. It is supposed to be organizing a quad summit. India?
The meeting underlines the early commitment of India with the new administration of the United States, preparing the stage for critical discussions about trade, immigration and global security concerns.