With the leaders of Bangladesh, Mauritius, and the US, PM Modi will meet in private on September 8. Aside from the G20 Summit, the prime minister will meet with the UK, Japan, Germany, and Italy in private on September 9. PM Modi will meet with French President Emmanuel Macron for a business lunch the following day.
He will hold bilateral meetings with Comoros, Turkiye, the UAE, South Korea, the EU/EC, Brazil, and Nigeria in addition to a pull-aside meeting with Canada, according to the sources.
Just one day before the historic G20 conference, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will host US President Joe Biden for a special dinner at his Delhi home tonight.
President Biden, who left for India earlier today, is anticipated to arrive at PM Modi’s residence right away, according to reports.
After bilateral discussions, the two presidents will share a meal.
Three months after PM Modi’s State visit, which included a supper at the White House, this is President Biden’s first trip to India. On Sunday in the afternoon, he would go for Vietnam.
According to National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, Reuters expects PM Modi and the US President to achieve significant progress during their bilateral meetings on the GE jet engine agreement and civil nuclear technologies. In April, GE opened its doors to India in order to share technology for the country to produce jet engines domestically.
According to US sources, the two presidents would also likely discuss their continued cooperation in the fields of high technology, commerce, military, and clean energy as well as how their two nations might help address some of the most serious global issues.
Biden wrote on his social media account X before taking off for India: “I’m headed to the G20 – the premier forum for international economic cooperation – focused on making progress on Americans’ priorities, delivering for developing nations, and showing our commitment to the G20 as a forum that can deliver.”
In 2020, Donald Trump made his final trip to India as US President.
According to sources, PM Modi will attend around 15 bilateral meetings over the course of three days, ending on Sunday.
At his Lok Kalyan Marg residence this evening, he will also have meetings with the presidents of Mauritius and Bangladesh.
PM Modi will meet with the UK, Japan, Germany, and Italy in private tomorrow in addition to the G20 gatherings.
The Prime Minister and French President Emmanuel Macron will have lunch together on the last day of the G20 summit. He will hold bilateral meetings with Comoros, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, South Korea, the EU/EC, Brazil, and Nigeria, according to reports. He will also hold a pull-aside discussion with Canada.
