New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi departed for a three-day visit to the United States on September 21, marking a significant diplomatic mission amidst global turmoil. His visit includes a bilateral meeting with US President Joe Biden, participation in the annual Quad Summit in Delaware, and an address at the United Nations. With key global challenges in focus, Modis agenda reflects Indias growing role on the world stage.Key Meetings: Biden and Quad LeadersThe most anticipated event of the visit is PM Modis bilateral meeting with US President Joe Biden. This interaction is expected to deepen the US-India Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership. The Prime Minister will also attend the Quad Summit, where he will meet with leaders from the US, Japan, and Australia to discuss critical issues such as Indo-Pacific stability and countering Chinas influence.Impact on US-India relationsThis visit comes at a pivotal moment for US-India relations, especially with the upcoming US presidential elections. With political dynamics in flux, Modi may also meet former President Donald Trump, who recently commented on Indias trade relations. Trumps praise of Modi adds an interesting dimension to this meeting.UN General Assembly and Indian Diaspora EngagementModi will visit New York on September 22 to address Indian community events and the UN General Assembly, where he will advocate for global peace and highlight Indias growing international presence.During the Quad Summit, PM Modi will also participate in the Cancer Moonshot event, a key initiative in cancer research spearheaded by President Biden. This adds another significant dimension to the visit, focusing on global health cooperation.
