Prime Minister Narendra Modis state visit to the United States was historic and special, not only for him and India but for the US too. His visit has emphasised and improvised the Indo-US relationship. On Sunday, PM Modi said that the friendship between India and the US is a force for global good and it will make the planet better as well as more sustainable. The prime ministers remarks came as a response to US President Joe Bidens tweet in which he said that the friendship between the US and India is among the most consequential in the world. PM Modis response to President Bidens tweetIn a tweet, the US President shared a video clip from PM Modis recent state visit to the country. It read, “The friendship between the United States and India is among the most consequential in the world. And its stronger, closer, and more dynamic than ever.”I fully agree with you, @POTUS @JoeBiden! Friendship between our countries is a force of global good. It will make a planet better and more sustainable. The ground covered in my recent visit will strengthen our bond even more. 🇮🇳 🇺🇸 https://t.co/iEEhBIYG17— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) June 25, 2023Tagging Joe Bidens tweet, PM Modi said, “I fully agree with you, @POTUS @JoeBiden! Friendship between our countries is a force of global good. It will make a planet better and more sustainable.”“The ground covered in my recent visit will strengthen our bond even more,” he added in his tweet.PM Modis historic state visit to the USOn June 20, the prime minister embarked on his state visit to the United States. He also led a successful event at the United Nations Headquarters to celebrate the ninth International Yoga Day on June 21. Later, the prime minister was invited to an intimate dinner with the Bidens at the White House. Both the leaders held a summit on Thursday, followed by PM Modis address to the US Congress and a state dinner hosted at the White House. PM Modis visit has opened doors for Indo-US bonds, and also marked by several key deals to boost cooperation in key areas such as defense, space, and trade.
