World News | Biden: The friendship between India and the United States is the most important friendship in the world

WASHINGTON, June 26 (PTI) President Joe Biden said the friendship between the US and India is one of the most important in the world, the two countries signed during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s historic state visit Several major agreements were made to further enhance the strategic technology partnership between the two countries.

In response to Biden’s remarks, Modi said that the friendship between India and the United States is a force for the benefit of the world and will make the planet a better and more sustainable place.

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“The friendship between the United States and India is one of the most important in the world. And it is stronger, closer, and more alive than ever before,” U.S. President Joe Biden tweeted on Sunday.

Biden hosted Modi on a three-day official state visit that included a record-breaking welcome ceremony for 7,000 people on the South Lawn of the White House, a state dinner with about 500 people, and roundtable meetings with technology company leaders. Entrepreneurs, officials and CEOs.

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Modi tagged Biden’s tweet on Twitter, “I totally agree with you, @POTUS @JoeBiden! The friendship between our two countries is a global force for good. It will make the planet a better place, more sustainable.”

“My recent visit will further strengthen our bond,” he said.

In a weekly email update, the White House said Modi’s state visit affirmed the deep and close partnership between the United States and India and strengthened their shared commitment to a free, open, prosperous and secure Indo-Pacific region, And jointly determined to enhance the strategic technology partnership between the two sides, including defense, clean energy and space.

“The two leaders discussed how to further expand U.S.-India educational exchanges, people-to-people ties, and ways we can work together to address shared challenges such as climate change, workforce development, and health and security,” the statement said.

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