Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in the United States on Wednesday (local-time) for two days official visit, following an invitation from US President Donald Trump. Indian Ambassador to the US, Vinay Mohan Kwatra, along with other officials, extended a warm welcome to PM Modi at the airport.
PM Modi's first visit to the U.S after the Donald Trump assumed office for the second term, during his visit PM Modi will hold a meeting with US President Trump to further enhance bilateral ties between the two nations.
Members of the Indian community have gathered outside Blair House to welcome PM Modi Baburaj, a member of the diaspora from Virginia, expressed excitement, saying, "All Indians are thrilled to see him." Srinivas, another community member, added that the Indian-American community is especially pleased that the US has given “the highest priority” to PM Modi, reflecting the importance of India in US foreign policy.
PM Modi will be staying at the Blair House, the historic guest lodging for dignitaries visiting the White House, known as 'the world's most exclusive hotel' Blair House hosted world leaders, royalty and dignitaries, offering luxurious setting diplomatic engagements.
“This visit will allow us to expand our collaboration in areas such as technology, trade, defense, energy, and supply chain resilience, all aimed at benefiting our people and shaping a brighter global future,” PM Modi said.
The India-US strategic partnership, which began in 2005, was elevated to a Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership during President Trump’s visit to India in 2020. The Indo-Pacific region has since been a focal point of US foreign policy, further solidifying the growing ties between the two nations.
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